A woman who hates pumpkins finds herself with a whole pumpkin patch full of them! What does she do? As the woman scrambles to come up with a solution, this humorous tale with bright pictures will entertain any child and adult.
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Halloween: 10 not-so-scary books for young readers
Looking for a good read on Pumpkin Day? Here are 10 fun and lighthearted Halloween books.
5. 'Too Many Pumpkins,' by Linda White and illustrated by Megan Lloyd
