My son LOVES all of the Fiona stories. We enjoy spending time together to read these. Another job well done!

This was absolutely adorable and my whole family loved it!!! Thanks to NetGalley and Zonderkidz for a chance to read this before release. The illustrations are so detailed and beautiful! They really brought the story to light. It was such a cute and relatable story about being scared of big noises and new things on Halloween night. I can’t wait to add this to my collection when it releases.

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ℍ𝕒𝕡𝕡𝕪 ℍ𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕠𝕨𝕖𝕖𝕟, 𝔽𝕚𝕠𝕟𝕒
𝗥𝗶𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝘄𝗱𝗿𝗲𝘆
Children’s Fiction

Sʜᴏᴿᴛ Sʏɴᴏᴘsɪs
Fiona teaches Fritz about Halloween. He is scared of all the night sounds, so Fiona tells him what makes each sound so he isn’t frightened.

Mʸ Tᴴᴼᵁᴳᴴᵀs
I adore this story about Halloween at the zoo. Big sister and little brother are dressed up and on their way to filling their bags with candy!
I like that Fiona is so kind and helpful when her brother is scared and how she teaches him about Halloween.
I think the illustrations are beautiful! They represent the zoo and its animals in such a fun way.

💕Thank you to NetGalley, the author, and the publisher for providing this ebook for me to read and review.

I was initially drawn into this book based on the art on the front cover and by the story of Fiona. My class followed the story of Fiona and we love her. Knowing that there is a connection to her made this book even better! The art for this book is amazing! I really enjoyed the story itself and the relationship Fiona has with her little brother. She tries to share her love and excitement for Halloween but it just seems to scare Fritz. They go trick or treating and get to experience all of the sounds of the night and of Halloween. This would be a great book to use for sound effects and onomatopoeia words. Beautiful story and beautiful art!

I read this with my my 5 year old and we absolutely loved this story, such a sweet message about siblings helping and caring for each other in a fun Halloween setting. The illustrations were beautiful and the message was too, I would absolutely recommend.

What happens when animals in the zoo and friendly neighbourhood hippo celebrate Halloween?
I was unaware of Fiona and her friends before, but even without following them on social media, I will be following them via books.
The situations in this book were adorable, imaginative, fun and teaching,
The art style is unique in many ways too.
Great for all festivities, all year round and all ages in my opinion.

My son and I loved this book. We live in Dayton Ohio, so we frequent the Cincinnati Zoo, always with a stop to see Bibi, Tucker, Fiona & Fritz. I love that Fiona's little brother was a main character in a story with such a good message.

Another story about Fiona, our favorite hippo. This time, it tells us about giving encouragement, friendship, and facing fears. Fears can make you cannot move and it is really terrifying for our kids. So, hopefully this book can help them be encouraged.

A sweet and lovely little Halloween book. We thoroughly enjoyed reading through this. My kids really loved it! Fiona helps little brother Fitz on a supposedly scary night and helps him see that the spooky sounds aren’t quite what he is making them out to be!

#HappyHalloweenFiona #NetGalley

I always love a good, cute Halloween book! I didn't love this one any less, however I would tweak a few things.
The first thing I would do is give all of the animals proper names. I found it a little odd that only a few animals had actual names while others were just called the animal that they were. The other small change I would make is changing the title to either "Happy Halloween, Fritz!" or "Happy Halloween, Fiona & Fritz!" because most of the book didn't even focus on Fiona that much.
However, overall I thought that this book was great! Amazing mentorship from Fiona and care from both Fritz and Fiona for their new skunk friend. It was very heartwarming and it was perfect to make it a Halloween-themed book.

A cute book about Fiona and her brother Fitz trick or treating around the zoo. It shows Fiona being a good big sister and that example shows Fitz in turn how to be a good friend. A sweet Halloween book that hints at scary but explains the scaries away.

This book is adorable! It is the first Fiona book I have read with my girls (ages 5 and 6), but I will definitely be reading more.
The story is based on a real hippo from the Cincinnati zoo. Fiona’s brother, Fritz has some fears regarding Halloween. Luckily he has his big sister, Fiona, to help him overcome his fears. A must read for all Halloween lovers!

I LOVE FIONA AND FRITZ! I have been following them on Instagram for ages, and I was so excited to see they had made books based on these adorable hippos. Lovely and colorful illustrations and a fun story, you can't go wrong.

I love everything about this book from having Fritz join Fiona, to their little costumes, and all the other animals in the zoo. This book will just delight kids of all ages this fall, and I can't wait to get it into patrons hands. Thank you so much to Zonderkidz-Books and Netgalley for allowing me to read an advance copy of this book.

Another story about the real life hippopotamus, Fiona! This time Fiona and her brother Fritz are getting ready for Halloween.

Fritz is afraid and nervous. I think the things he faces will resonate with kids who experience the same things!

Fiona and her friends encourage him the whole night through. They end up with a lot of treats and a lesson that there was nothing to be afraid of after all.

As always Fiona knocks it out of the park with a cute engaging story for little ones! I loved that the lesson related to kiddos being scared on Halloween and how most of their fears could be easily explained!

This is a Children's Book that I read to my twin boys, and this is part of The Fiona the Hippo series. My boys really enjoy the Fiona the Hippo series, and this book was no different. I think this book was a really cute and fun children's book. The pictures are super cute. I received an ARC of this book. This review is my own honest opinion about the book like all my reviews are.

Fiona the Hippo is the sweetest series of books. The illustrations in this book were absolutely adorable. I loved how Fiona helped her brother Fritz get over his fear of Halloween! This will be such a fun book to read in the Fall.

Cute art featuring a whole array of zoo animals all decked out for Halloween. I especially loved the tiger. ;)

This book is a sweet celebration of Halloween and family.

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