We’ve rounded up some of our favourite picture books about witches and monsters for Halloween. If you have any scary, monsterly, witchy, ghostly suggestions we’d love you to add them to the comments.
Winnie the Witch is our favourite witch and Winnie’s Amazing Pumpkin is a story that is particularly relevant to Halloween. After hollowing out her pumpkin Winnie turns the skin into an original mode of transport.
by Valerie Thomas [OXFORD UNIV + PRESS]
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by Valerie Thomas [Oxford University Press]
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When Meg, Mog and Owl have supper they aren’t prepared for the rather large dinosaurs that hatch out of Meg’s Eggs! Can they find a solution to the problem before the dinosaurs get too hungry!
by Helen Nicoll [Puffin]
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A monsterly night out! Vampires, monsters, witches and slime cake are all on the menu in Tamara Small and the Monsters’ Ball.
Tamara Small and the Monsters' Ball
by Giles Paley-Phillips [Maverick Arts Publishing]
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Icky Sticky Monster is a particularly revolting pop up monster who enjoys eating and drinking disgusting concoctions. It’s not easy to keep him away from the loo!
Icky Sticky Monster: A Truly Yucky Pop-Up Book!. Jo Lodge
by Jo Lodge [Nosy Crow]
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Dad invents The Monster Machine but what happens when the monsters get bored of watching television and try to build their own?!
by Nicola L Robinson [Pavilion Children's]
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A pink fluffy monster – how dreadful! Yuck! That’s not a Monster isn’t your usual scary monster but being cute and pink can have its benefits!
by Angela McAllister [Little Tiger Press Group]
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Lovely selection! Monster story books are always popular.
I’ve popped over from My Best Post of the Week! And have included my own Autumn Book Round Up. Will look out for you on twitter.
Thank you for visiting Story Snug : ) I enjoyed reading your autumn book round up too, there were some books that I didn’t know.
You have already listed our favorite monster book – Yuck, That’s Not A Monster!
Will make sure to look into the other ones. We love Winnie the Witch around here but have not read the two you listed. Thank you for bringing them to my attention!
Winnie’s Amazing Pumpkin is one of many free ebooks on the Oxford Owl website – http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/reading-owl/find-a-book/library-page
Loved Winnie the Witch!
She’s great isn’t she! Wilbur is my favourite picture book cat.
Great choices…..All of those sound fantastic.
I used to read the Meg & Mog books when I was a child….hehehe
My daughter loves watching Meg and Mog on YouTube.
we love reading in this house, although I have bypassed Halloween and gone straight for chritstmas books oh dear! some of those monster books look really cute. Thanks for joining in with #sundayroundup
We’ve started reading Christmas books for recommending on Story Snug, kind of feels a bit too early really!
Oh, I’ve not really heard of any of these books. But I must check them out for Little Miss H next year. When I was little, I used to love the “Worst Witch” books by Jill Murphy. And last year, I bought the set for my 9 year old niece. They were a great success. Hugs Mrs H xxxx
I remember The Worst Witch stories, they were a lot of fun to read 🙂