Get ready for the fight of the season in Festive Feuds, a rollicking picture book series featuring beloved and iconic characters competing to see who will come out on top. In this sun-soaked showdown, a crew of Halloween monsters crashes summer vacation with spooky beach antics, serving up a “Summerween” to remember—perfect for fans of Leprechaun vs. Easter Bunny and Turkey vs. Santa!
A vampire and his monster friends are excited to have some fun in the sun—but they're thwarted by beachgoers who insist that Halloween belongs in the fall! The spooky friends do their best to turn everyone’s summer festivities into a monster mash, but the feuding between fans of Halloween and fans of summertime soon reaches a boiling point. Can the groups find a way to have double the fun? A Summerween party might be the perfect solution!
Read all the books in the Festive Feuds Leprechaun vs. Easter Bunny Turkey vs. Santa Vampire vs. the Beach Groundhog vs. Cupid
Calling all Summerween fans! This is a book you’ll definitely want to add to your kids’ rotation. The simple rhyming sentence structure made the story easy to follow. The kids also loved seeing the combination of favorite summer beach elements with Halloween. The artwork is where this book really shines, though. The illustrations are spot on and so vibrant. We loved looking at all the details and elements that were captured.
A vampire and his Halloween pals try to get some creepy fun going at a beach, much to the adults dismay who are happy to remind the newcomers that Halloween belongs in fall, not summer. But a new summer holiday may be in order in this fun, funny rhyming picture book. Grab it and celebrate Summerween with the whole family
It's the height of summer: no one wants to see spooks on the beach. The parents argue, the vampire makes a logical rebuff. Why not have Halloween in summer too?
I adore this book. It has delightful rhymes and does a wonderful job presenting logical arguments. The illustrations are funny, and the ending has a humorous twist.
Rhyming text, meh for illustrations Maybe a bit didactic and mean when the adults want to chase Halloween characters Drac & friends off the beach and tell them to wait, can’t celebrate Halloween in summer. Eventually the adults change their minds and have a big beach party. Kinda surprise ending.