A not-too-scary trick-or-treat adventure starring your child, with their real costume, glowing pumpkins, and friendly magic. Order by October 9 for book-rate delivery before Halloween, or by October 16 with expedited shipping.
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Halloween is one of the easiest holidays for kids to imagine themselves inside. A personalized Halloween book puts your child's name and face on every page and turns their costume, their favorite kind of spooky, and your family's trick-or-treat traditions into a story where they lead the adventure.
The same page at every reading level. Pick one to see how the story reads.
Owen sits down. Swish goes his cape! Whoosh! A ghost floats! "Boo!" giggles the ghost. Owen shares sweet candy. The black cat purrs. The little ghost glows. Sweet, sweet treat!
Owen rested on the porch steps. A glowing ghost floated from the dark! "Any snacks for me?" the phantom squeaked. Owen reached into his bright bucket. "Take a purple treat!" Owen cheered. His black cat blinked in surprise. The ghost hovered with joy. Sharing made the night truly magical!
Owen settled onto the stone porch steps, surrounded by the warm, flickering glow of grinning jack-o'-lanterns. A gentle autumn breeze swirled, carrying a translucent little ghost right toward him. "Did your wand summon me?" the floating spirit chimed with a bubbly giggle. Owen beamed and pulled a wrapped purple treat from his brimming pumpkin pail. Beside him, his black cat purred softly, watching the miraculous midnight visitor hover in delight.
Owen extended a foil-wrapped plum drop toward the shimmering apparition, watching its luminous vapor ripple with delight. "Not every treasure belongs exclusively to the living," he murmured, his cape pooling across the cold stone. Beside him, the little black kitten cocked its head, offering a quiet purr of encouragement. Childhood evenings often evaporated too quickly into memory, but sharing sweetness with a ghost made the dusk feel eternal, suspended in warm amber lantern light.
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Spooky, silly, or somewhere in between. Pick one, or describe the costume and the night:
From a single photo to a professionally printed book — about 15 minutes of your time.
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Pick your style
Approve characters & story
Approve illustrations
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Halloween stories do not have to be scary to be memorable. For most kids, the best October stories are playful: strange sounds, glowing pumpkins, silly surprises, and a hero brave enough to laugh at the dark.
You decide the tone. Keep it gentle for toddlers and preschoolers who are still warming up to trick-or-treating, make it more mysterious for confident early readers, or build the whole adventure around the costume they cannot stop talking about. Either way it works as a Halloween bedtime story they will ask for well into November.
“Such a fun way to make bedtime stories a little more exciting! I got it for my youngest but it quickly became a hit with all 3 of my kids.”
Tugboat Boards
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“I love how u can have many people and build ur own story! U can even choose the animation and text style.”
Julie
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“This book turned out 100 times better than I could have imagined!”
Lauren E.
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Choose how their custom story comes to life.
Personalized Coloring Book
A full storybook they can color.
Same custom story and cover, printed in black & white on coloring-friendly paper.
Paperback Storybook
A full-color story to read together.
The same custom story and illustrations in a lightweight, softcover format.
Hardcover Keepsake
The keepsake families choose most.
A premium, durable hardcover made to be loved and saved for years.
You review your book before it's printed.
No printing happens until you approve every page.
Timing, scariness, costumes, and who can be in the story.
Add a photo, describe the costume, and decide how spooky. Your child gets a Halloween story starring the outfit they picked.
Create their Halloween bookOrder by October 9 for book-rate delivery before Halloween · Expedited orders by October 16
