
Book of Hallowe'en
The Book of Hallowe'en, written by Ruth Edna Kelley in 1919, explores the origins and historical evolution of the Halloween celebration. It examines how Halloween has incorporated customs from other seasonal festivities, such as May Day, Midsummer, and Christmas. The text is enriched with selections from both ancient and modern poetry and prose that reflect Halloween themes, making it a comprehensive resource on the holiday's cultural significance.
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