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Oct
"Books for Treats Day" is a special event on October 31st where kids can get books instead of candy on Halloween. It's a fun way to celebrate and encourages children to read more. Instead of giving out sweets while trick-or-treating, people give out books, which can be exciting stories or picture books. This idea helps kids discover new adventures through reading and shows them that books can be just as fun as candy. It's a day to remind everyone how wonderful and enjoyable reading can be!
How to celebrate Books for Treats Day?
Gather some of your favorite books and set up a cozy reading corner with pillows and blankets. Invite your friends over for a book swap, where you exchange your favorite books with each other. Create a fun bookmark-making station with craft supplies to design your own bookmarks. Host a mini storytime session where you read out loud to your friends or family. You could also organize a book-themed treasure hunt, hiding books around the house or yard and giving clues to find them. Finally, enjoy some tasty treats, like cookies or fruit, while you all enjoy your new stories.
Where Books for Treats Day is celebrated?
- - International
