Harriet's Halloween Candy
First edition cover
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| Author | Nancy L. Carlson |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Series | Harriet series |
| Genre | Children's literature |
| Publisher | Carolrhoda Books |
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1982 |
| Media type | Print (Hardcover) |
| Pages | 32 |
| ISBN | 978-0-87614-182-3 |
Harriet's Halloween Candy is a fun children's picture book from 1982. It was both written and illustrated by Nancy L. Carlson. This book is part of the popular Harriet series. It tells a relatable story about a little pig named Harriet and her big pile of Halloween candy.
What's the Story About?
The story of Harriet's Halloween Candy begins right after Halloween. Harriet has collected a huge amount of candy. She loves her candy very much and doesn't want to share it with her little brother.
Harriet tries to find the perfect hiding spot for her sweet treats. She looks everywhere, but her brother seems to find every secret place. As her candy stash gets harder to hide, Harriet realizes she needs a clever plan. The book shows how Harriet learns about sharing and finding solutions. It's a sweet story about family and a favorite holiday.
Meet the Author and Illustrator
Nancy L. Carlson is the talented person behind Harriet's Halloween Candy. She is an American author and illustrator. She is well-known for creating many beloved children's books. Her stories often feature animal characters. These characters face everyday challenges that kids can understand. Carlson's books are known for their simple, clear messages. They often teach important lessons about friendship, kindness, and being yourself.
Why This Book is Fun
Harriet's Halloween Candy is a great book for young readers. It's especially fun around Halloween time. Kids can easily relate to Harriet's excitement about candy. They might also understand her struggle with sharing. The book uses bright and simple illustrations. These pictures help tell the story clearly. The story teaches a gentle lesson about generosity. It shows that sharing can be a good thing. Even if it's hard at first. It's a quick and enjoyable read for anyone who loves candy and a good story.
