It all happened One Halloween Night. Ada N. Letelier's new book is a Halloween-themed who-done-it written in rhyme. Trick-or-treaters are in for a real treat when they pass by Jack-o-lantern's house on Halloween night only to discover a missing apple pie and evidence that Jack-o-lantern may have been involved. But how could that be? On Halloween kids get to carve pumpkins, dress up in scary costumes, go trick-or-treating with friends and just maybe, get to hear spooky stories. Holidays should be fun-filled, exciting and memorable for children. Sharing a good book needs to be at the top of the list! Ada N. Letelier is a retired early childhood educator. She started her teaching career at the Goddard-Riverside Head Start Center where she taught three and four year olds. Transferring to the New York City Public School system she continued as an early childhood teacher, moving up the ladder to become an assistant principal and later principal at two different schools. This is her third children's book. In her previous two books, her challenge was to write stories that would not only entertain young kids but could also provide valuable life lessons. In her latest book, her goal is to write a light-hearted, whimsical who-done-it that will bring laughter, wonderment and joy to young readers. Antonia Acuña is a Chilean artist and children's book illustrator who creates delightfully entertaining drawings. From her mischievous Jack-o-lantern, costumed trick-or-treaters, spooky haunted house and a swinging skeleton band, she captures the magic of this fun-filled holiday in her art. Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/AdaNLetelier