Halloween in Rascal Woods

A spooky-cute Halloween with the sweetest raccoon family in the woods!

Glowing pumpkins, friendly ghosts and a crooked old house on the hill... Halloween in Rascal Woods invites you to spend the most magical night of the year with Mom, Dad and the two little raccoons, and with their friends: a shy little ghost, a playful bat, the owl, the cat and the sheep. Every page is a little bit spooky and a whole lot cute.

45 original scenes, from the first decorations to the last treat of the night:

• Getting ready: spider webs on the porch, Halloween cookies, painted lanterns, bat garlands and costumes sewn at home.
• Costume fun: a mummy, a vampire, a witch on her broom, a bedsheet ghost, a bat, and a pirate with a fairy.
• Out and about: the pumpkin patch, a scarecrow with a jack-o'-lantern head, a mushroom forest, a boat on the lake and a cozy treehouse.
• A little bit spooky: a haunted house, a stone bridge, a bubbling cauldron, spider webs and a tall old tower. Cute, never scary.
• Halloween night: trick-or-treating, a candy hunt, a party with friends, a pumpkin snowman, a photo booth and a hot air balloon pumpkin under the moon.
• Back home: a toy train, a little ghost on ice skates, a pumpkin xylophone and a Halloween diary to end the night.

Made to be colored, not just looked at:

• Bold, clean lines that are easy to follow, with enough charming detail to keep older kids and grown-ups happy too.
• Single-sided pages: every illustration has a blank back, so markers won't spoil the next picture and finished pages can be cut out and displayed.
• Large 8.5 x 11 in format with plenty of room for little hands.
• One full-page illustration per page: 45 different scenes, no repeats and no filler.
• A "This book belongs to" page to make it their very own.
• Coloring tip: if you use markers, slip a sheet of paper behind the page you are coloring to protect the next one.

A lovely gift for:

• Kids who love animals, pumpkins and Halloween, without the scary parts.
• Boo baskets, Halloween parties, October birthdays and trick-or-treat alternatives.
• Rainy afternoons, road trips and quiet time away from screens.
• Teens and adults who enjoy simple, relaxing, cozy coloring.

Grab your crayons, pencils or markers and make Rascal Woods a little spooky!