The Book of Hallowe’en

The Book of Hallowe'en is a book by American librarian and writer Ruth Edna Kelley, first published in 1919. This was the first book-length history of the holiday of Hallowe'en and contains a comprehensive exploration of the Pagan roots of Halloween. Kelley explores the Hallowe'en history through religion and places, including Scotland, England, Wales, France, and America.

This book has 28,037 words, and was originally published in 1919.