A Teeny Tiny Halloween

"Made to be read aloud!" —Publishers Weekly

Perfect for spooky story times and campfire tales, A Teeny Tiny Halloween fits with every family's autumnal traditions! Written to be shared aloud and easy for young children to join in on the fun, this sweet little story of a teeny tiny woman's not so teeny tiny trouble—a buried house with no one to help dig her out!—is sure to be a holiday favorite.

Lauren L. Wohl combines two of her favorite things in A Teeny Tiny Halloween: her love of children's books with the mix of just-a-little-scary and a lot of fun at Halloween. Lauren's career has been in children's book publishing. She has a degree in Library Science and has been a school librarian in the New York City public school system, and was the director of James Patterson's ReadKiddoRead program. Lauren now consults to several children's publishers and mentors in the MFA program at Simmons College. A native New Yorker, Lauren lives with her husband in Miami Beach, Florida, and Lenox, Massachusetts.

Henry Cole was a beloved elementary science and math teacher for many years before turning to the world of children's publishing. Since then, he has helped create over 120 books for children, including Jack's Garden, A Nest for Celeste, Big Bug, The Somewhat True Adventures of Sammy Shine, Brambleheart, Spot, the Cat, Unspoken: A Story from the Underground Railroad, And Tango Makes Three, by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell, and the Little Bo books written by Julie Andrews Edwards. Between working on books and traveling the country speaking to school audiences, he spends his time in his home state of Virginia.