
Creepy Pair of Underwear!
Creepy Tales seriesJasper's new underwear glows in the dark and seems to follow him. Silly and spooky.
The best Fall picture books for parents and teachers, sorted by grade. Read alouds from our channel come first.
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Leaves, pumpkins, and cozy autumn stories.
48 books · 31 with a read aloud on our channel

Jasper's new underwear glows in the dark and seems to follow him. Silly and spooky.

A girl walks through town and woods greeting the trees, animals, and wind as summer turns to fall. A quiet, gorgeous way to welcome the season.

Jasper finds a crayon that helps him with schoolwork, but it's a little too creepy. Perfect for spooky season.

Leaf Man blows away on the wind, and kids spot animals and faces made entirely of real fall leaves. Perfect before a nature walk or leaf collage project.

Jasper's favorite carrots seem to be following him. Spooky fun that's just scary enough.

A little yellow leaf isn't ready to let go of its tree until it finds a friend to fall with. A gentle, beautiful story about change and courage.

A skeleton and a cat become unlikely friends. Spooky in the best way, and sweet underneath.

Sophie picks a squash at the market and loves it as a friend named Bernice instead of dinner. A funny, tender story about love and letting go.

Turkey sneaks into school disguised as a student. Funny fall fun.

Clever wordplay with words that sound alike shows how autumn changes the land and animals. Gorgeous art makes it a fall science lesson and read aloud in one.

Turkey disguises himself as other animals to avoid becoming Thanksgiving dinner. A hilarious fall classic.

Fletcher the fox worries his tree is sick as its leaves fall, until winter brings a sparkling surprise. Gentle and reassuring for kids learning about the seasons.

Turkey wants to celebrate his birthday and things don't go as planned. Silly fun from the Turkey Trouble crew.

Kids tap, tilt, and shake the book to help Bunny gather apples using his red scarf. A playful interactive pick for fall and little hands.

The Bad Seed takes on Halloween with the whole gang. Silly spooky fun without being scary.

A young bear sees leaves falling for the first time and worries, then sleeps through winter and wakes to new leaves. Simple, sweet, and just right for toddlers.

Turkey wants candy too, so he comes up with costumes to get some. Funny Halloween fun.

Little Tree won't drop his leaves in autumn, even as the forest grows around him. A moving story about growing up and letting go, for kids and parents alike.

Brian the pig gets teased for his jeans full of pockets, until those pockets save the day. A silly, sweet story about being yourself.

A lonely scarecrow rescues a baby crow, and their friendship grows through the seasons. Tender and beautifully illustrated, perfect for fall evenings.

Finn the Frog promises the scariest story ever. It's not, and kids love it.

This clear nonfiction book explains why leaves turn red, orange, and yellow and why trees drop them for winter. Perfect for answering the big fall question.

The crayons get ready for school, with nerves and all. Perfect for the first week of school.

Nine year old Liz goes hunting with her father after he returns from war, and they reconnect. A quiet, beautiful story about families.

Finn the Frog tries to tell a scary campfire story. Rhyming, interactive, and not scary at all.

Taylor thanks each of his friends with a small gift, and soon the whole community is doing the same. A sweet Thanksgiving book about showing gratitude.

Splat tries to be scary for Halloween and ends up scaring everyone by accident. Funny and not too spooky.

Kids set traps to catch a sneaky turkey. A rhyming Thanksgiving favorite.

Pete enjoys everything fall has to offer. A cozy seasonal read for little ones.

Little Blue Truck visits his animal friends in costume. Lift the flaps and guess who's who.

The crayons go trick or treating together. Colorful, silly Halloween fun.

Vlad's family crashes the monsters' Thanksgiving feast. Funny holiday chaos.

Pete's spin on the Five Little Pumpkins song. Perfect for singing and counting in October.

Chicken warns you not to read this book because it's way too scary. Spoiler: it isn't. Silly, interactive Halloween fun.

A fun way to talk about gratitude around the Thanksgiving table. Kids love finding all the things they're thankful for.

The funny, true inspired story of Alaska's Fat Bear Week. Kids love the bears and learn a little science too.

Mouse makes a pumpkin face to match how he feels. A simple fall book that's great for naming feelings.

Halloween fun with a spot of positive thinking mixed in. Great for kids who get a little spooked this time of year.

Pinkalicious makes Halloween as pink as possible. Fun, festive, and not scary at all.

The grumpy narrator says Halloween is the worst, and kids get to argue back. So fun to read aloud.

The book insists fall is the worst, and kids love proving it wrong. Interactive and silly.

Nancy has to learn not to eat all her Halloween candy at once. A fun early reader with a little lesson.

George gets into Halloween mischief, of course. Classic fun for little ones who love George.

Farmer Bailey takes in a mysterious stranger, and the season seems to pause while he is there. Chris Van Allsburg's eerie, beautiful fall classic.

Squirrel panics when a leaf goes missing and sets out with Bird to catch the thief. A funny, gentle story about autumn and the worry change can bring.

Bird's pumpkins keep disappearing, and Squirrel follows tracks and feathers to solve the mystery. A cozy Halloween whodunit with bonus facts about the holiday.

The Soggy Hollow mice are thankful for everything, and grumpy Bruce is tired of all the thanking. A short, funny Little Bruce story that sneaks in a lesson about gratitude.

Nameless the Rock is stuck in yet another Worst book, and this time he is grumpy about Thanksgiving. Readers wonder about the mysterious turkey on the cover, whether Jerry Pumpkins comes back, and whether a chicken sneaks into the story.