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Little Orange Pumpkin

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On a magical night filled with frights, one little pumpkin gets a bigger scare and has a bigger adventure than she bargained for!

Little Orange Pumpkin has been waiting all year for Halloween night to come! She has big plans to collect lots of candy and find all the spooky, scary things in her neighborhood, and she is going to do it all by herself, no matter what her Mommy and Daddy say. Deep in her heart, she believes she is ready, but when Little Pumpkin slips into a magical, spooky world full of monsters, she realizes that maybe she doesn't want to be a big pumpkin just yet! This Halloween, she just might learn you're never alone when you have family who love you.

Little Orange Pumpkin is a heartwarming story you'll want to read again and again. Full of imagination and Halloween adventure, this story will remind you there's nothing like home to feel safe and loved.

Why readers love Little Orange Pumpkin:

  • For fans of the New York Times and USA Today bestseller Little Red Sleigh
  • Parents, grandparents, and caregivers will love reading this nostalgic inspirational book to kids
  • Perfect Halloween gift for ages 4-7, birthday or graduation gift, or read aloud for any time of year!
  • Screen-free fun for children

  • Also in the Little Heroes, Big Hearts series:

  • Little Red Sleigh
  • Little Blue Bunny
  • Little Yellow Bus
  • Little Purple Tractor
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      • Kirkus

        September 15, 2024
        A pumpkin gets plenty of excitement on Halloween. Little Orange Pumpkin sits on the porch with her parents on Halloween night. They review three rules: Remember your manners when given candy; no eating any until getting their OK; stay close. While Little Pumpkin thinks she's old enough to trick-or-treat alone, her parents believe otherwise. Frustrated and angry, she rolls off the porch, under which she sees a warm orange light. Curious, Little Pumpkin follows it to a hole leading to a wooden door. In front of her is a spooky house. A monster, reminiscent of Daddy, offers a tour. A series of exciting adventures ensue, in which she meets and proves her mettle by engaging with skeletons, goblins, ghosts, a witch (resembling Mommy), a gargoyle, a vampire, bats, and spiders. When Little Pumpkin returns home, her parents assure her that they're not mad and still love her, even though she shouted. Little Pumpkin concedes that she wants them to observe the third rule: Stay close. This is an enjoyable tale with an uplifting message. Readers will appreciate the Halloween trappings, which form a backdrop for its real story: a child desiring independence, taking those first tentative steps toward it, and being assured of a warm welcome by loving parents. The colorful digital illustrations are animated and filled with non-frightening Halloween characters and symbols. Background humans are diverse. Halloween might be scary; independence needn't be.(Picture book. 4-7)

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