
By Diane Alber
Part of the Untold Stories series
A fairy swaps Halloween candy for magical dreams, saving kids from sugar overload.
Meet the Halloween Fairy, who dislikes spooky things but loves bringing joy. This year, she trades candy for magical dreams, helping kids avoid sugar crashes. Can she outshine cool costumes and make trick-or-treating unforgettable? Dive into a colorful adventure where dreams replace candy, and discover how this fairy transforms Halloween night into a wonder-filled experience. Perfect for kids and parents seeking a sweet, magical twist on Halloween traditions.
In this magical picture book by bestselling author Diane Alber, join the Halloween Fairy as she finds new ways to bring joy to kids this spooky season!Being the Halloween Fairy is hard, especially when you don’t like spooky things and have to compete with cool costumes. But this year, she is determined to bring joy to kids…with candy! Or rather, trading Halloween candy for magical, wonder-filled dreams, all while saving children from having candy cramps and upset stomachs.In this spooky-sweet story, the Halloween Fairy helps kids and parents make the most out of trick-or-treating and avoid sugar crashes. With colorful illustrations that jump off the page and backmatter for readers to craft their own invitation for the Halloween Fairy and her delightful dreams, kids ages 4-10, parents, and educators will love this clever story. This fairy story is the perfect read-aloud or gift opportunity for Halloween, fall, story time, or for any occasion!Hi there! I’m just your friendly neighborhood Halloween Fairy!What, you haven’t heard of me?I might not be what you expect…Other books in this magical series: The Untold Story of the Christmas FairyThe Untold Story of the Easter FairyThe Untold Story of the Binky Fairy The Untold Story of the Tooth Fairy
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