Alan Benjamin Books

A Merry Scary Halloween Chubby Board Books
A Merry Scary Halloween Chubby Board Books

By Alan Benjamin, Ellen Appleby

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Depicts the activities of boys and girls trick-or-treating on Halloween. On board pages.

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Peek-a-boo
Peek-a-boo

By Ellen Appleby

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Labeled drawings depict children in various Halloween costumes. On board pages.

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LITTLE RAINBOW LIBRARY
LITTLE RAINBOW LIBRARY

By Benjamin

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Appointment
Appointment

By Alan Benjamin

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Death, disguised as an old woman, searches for Abdullah the servant.

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Let's Eat Vamos A Comer: Chubby Board Books In English and Spanish
Let s play
Let s play

By Alan Benjamin, Hideo Shirotani

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Names of toys are presented in English and Spanish.

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LET S TAKE A WALK VAMOS A CAMINAR
What color?
What color?

By Hideo Shirotani

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Let s count Dracula
Let s count Dracula

By Alan Benjamin

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Numbers 1 through 8 are illustrated by Halloween scenes.

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Hallowhat
Hallowhat

By Alan Benjamin

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Simple rhyming verse about Halloween.

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