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This book by Joan Axelrod-Contrada explores Halloween and Day of the Dead traditions from around the world. It covers various celebrations for the dead, including All Saint's Day, All Soul's Day, and the Mexican Day of the Dead. The book examines different cultural traditions and customs associated with honoring the dead across multiple countries.
Quick Summary
This colorful passport to spooky celebrations around the world shows kids how their friends in Mexico, Italy, Japan, and beyond honor the dead with amazing costumes, tasty treats, and incredible festivals that make Halloween feel truly global. Children willθ΄ͺεηε΄ε·΄ζ¬²η½’δΈθ½ when they discover sugar skulls in Mexico, lantern-lit graves in Asia, and ghost-shaped cookies in Italy that make this book a delicious cultural adventure. If your kid loves learning about holidays in "The Magic School Bus" or enjoys the discovery format of National Geographic Kids books, they'll be obsessed with this passport to worldwide celebrations. Perfect for early readers in grades 1-3 who want spooky fun with a side of global discovery.