The Halloween Book of Facts and Fun

by Wendie C. Old

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Every October 31, children-and even some adults-dress up in costumes. Some go door-to-door looking for a treat, some carve faces into pumpkins, and others tell scary stories about Dracula and Frankenstein. But, where do these traditions come from?

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Every October 31, children-and even some adults-dress up in costumes. Some go door-to-door looking for a treat, some carve faces into pumpkins, and others tell scary stories about Dracula and Frankenstein. But, where do these traditions come from?

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