A not-too-spooky Halloween story that turns the Badger State into a monster-filled playground―perfect for kids ages 4–8! From Milwaukee to Madison , monsters are on the move―but they're here to party, not to scare. A Halloween Scare in Wisconsin is a delightfully silly read-aloud that combines colorful creatures, playful rhymes, and just enough mischief to thrill young readers without the frights. Designed for early elementary readers, this story delivers age-appropriate Halloween fun with a gentle tone and rhythmic verse that parents and teachers love to read aloud. Though lightly sprinkled with nods to local landmarks like North Point Water Tower and Pabst Mansion , the focus stays on the joyful energy of Halloween night, as silly monsters descend for a celebration more festive than frightening. With bright, whimsical illustrations and a charming story that invites laughter and curiosity, this book has become a seasonal favorite for families from Wisconsin―and beyond. Whether you're building a Halloween basket, planning a classroom storytime, or sharing a cozy October evening with little ones, A Halloween Scare in Wisconsin brings warmth, giggles, and monster magic to every fall bookshelf. A must-have for fans of Room on the Broom , Little Blue Truck's Halloween , and not-so-scary seasonal reads. Prepare, if you dare, for a Wisconsin scare, A night of pure terror to whiten your hair. A tale full of sights that are best left unseen. You ready? You sure? This was my Halloween. Eric James is a children’s book author, word tickler, and champion asparagus thrower. You can find him online at www.ericjames.co.uk. He lives in Bath, England, with his family. Marina Le Ray has had success both as a children’s book illustrator as well as a greeting card designer. She lives and works in Nantes, France.