Harriet's Halloween Candy

Harriet's Halloween Candy is a 1982 children's picture book written and illustrated by Nancy L. Carlson. It was published by Carolrhoda Books.

Harriet doesn't want to share her Halloween candy with her little brother. She is running out of places to hide her candy so she tries to think of a solution.

• It was adapted into a Broadway play.^[1]
• The book is used in schools to teach number sorting.^[2]
• A math book uses the book to teach number sorting in schools.^[3]

• Bibliography of Halloween

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Halloween

Main topics

• History
  • Samhain
  • Allhallowtide
• Symbols
• Activities
• Geography
• Christian observances

Traditions

• Trick-or-treating
• Costumes
• Apple bobbing
• Cards
• Food
  • cake
• Ghost tours
• Halloween Tree
• Jack-o'-lantern
  • Stingy Jack
  • Connecticut field pumpkin
• Lighting candles on graves
• Prayer for the dead
• Soul cake
• Pangangaluluwa

Events

• Bonfire
• Haunted attraction
  • Hell house
• Pumpkin festival
  • Pumpkin Queen

Media

• Books
• Films
• Music
  • albums
  • songs
• Television
  • Great Pumpkin
  • Treehouse of Horror

Related
events

Festival of the Dead	Bon Festival Chuseok Día de Muertos Gai Jatra Pitru Paksha Qingming Festival Totensonntag Zhōng yuán jié Parade of Lost Souls
Veneration of the dead	Death anniversary Death customs Kaddish Yizkor

Other events

• Allantide
• All Saints' Day
• All Souls' Day
• Beggars Night
• Devil's Night
• Dziady
• Eid il-Burbara
• Hop-tu-Naa
• Kekri
• Korochun
• Mischief Night
• Namahage
• Old Halloween
• Punkie Night
• Saci Day

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