New York Times bestselling author Anthony DeStefano
Illustrated by ervin madrid
An Eerie but Fun Escapade
Forget the usual tales of vampires, monsters, and ghouls. In All Hallows’ Eve, bestselling author Anthony DeStefano takes young readers on a lighthearted yet spine-tingling journey that reveals the true spiritual meaning of Halloween.
Join a group of friends as they encounter Hulga May, a mysterious woman who sweeps and prays in a dark cemetery every Halloween night. Her haunting story opens a window into the profound truths of prayer, penance, and the souls in Purgatory.
This finely crafted tale blends eerie suspense with timeless lessons, making it the perfect book for children (and their parents) seeking both thrills and wisdom.
An EERIE-sistable, FANG-tastic, and SPOOK-tacular time for all!
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About the Author
Anthony DeStefano is the bestselling author of thirty Christian books for adults and children, including A Travel Guide to Heaven, The Miracle Book, and The Story of the First Easter Bunny. His works have been translated into twelve languages and published in eighteen countries, earning endorsements from notable figures such as Tony Robbins, Quincy Jones, Kathie Lee Gifford, Eric Metaxas, Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Dr. James Dobson, the late President Jimmy Carter, and Bernice King.
Anthony has appeared on CNN, Fox and Friends, The 700 Club, Huckabee, and hundreds of other media outlets. He also hosted two television series on the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN). A native New Yorker and avid pilot, Anthony lives in New Jersey with his wife, Jordan.
Frightfully Good Reviews
“Anthony DeStefano’s All Hallows’ Eve is a timely reminder of what Halloween is really all about: praying for the souls in Purgatory. Easy to understand and enjoy, it packs a powerful message, perfect for kids!”
Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan
“DeStefano’s thoughtful yet charming book . . . engages children in the mysteries of the faith with a method that has already proven itself through the successes of J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis— storytelling . . . I hope his contribution will aid in sowing the seeds of faith for future generations.”
Bishop John O. Barres
Diocese of Rockville Centre
“Halloween has been hijacked by secular culture . . . but we should not give up on its strong Catholic roots. DeStefano’s exciting story teaches kids about faith, prayer, penance, Purgatory, and the Communion of Saints. A great gift for all the children in your life.”
Bishop Joseph L. Coffey
Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA