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It's Easter time in the Pine Barrens and the Jersey Devil is busy painting Easter eggs for the big egg hunt the next day. When JD sleeps in and misses the egg hunt, he thinks his Easter is scrambled eggs, but his friends pull together to have an eggcellent Easter with the Easter Bunny! For baby and up.

JD is invited to Thanksgiving dinner as the guest of honor. As the guest of honor, he is asked to give a Thanksgiving Day speech. JD ponders the many things he is thankful for, including some New Jersey hot spots like: Cape May, Ocean City, Margate, Atlantic City, Asbury Park, and the Pinelands. For ages four and up.

JD's New Year adventure takes him to New York City to watch the ball drop, and then to Philadelphia to partake in the Mummers New Year's Day parade. JD's new year's resolution not to scare anyone is put to the test when he meets Baby New Year!

Reading this book will not be a chore. Jersey Devil and the Dark, Dark Night is a beginner's introduction to the Jersey Devil and the world of folklore. The legend of the Jersey Devil is brought to life through an easy-to-read poem and nail-biting illustrations, sure to spark your imagination! Read together or let your little ones go at it alone. This is sure to have them put down their phone. For ages 4 and up.

JD's Christmas adventure begins with him taking a solitary walk through the snow to his neighbor's house. JD longingly watches a Christmas party through his neighbor's window, wishing he could partake in the holiday fun. His night takes a surprising turn when Santa Claus asks for his help. With Santa's reindeer in need of rest, JD gets to lead Santa's sled. JD helps save Christmas and returns to his pine tree-home in time to learn the true meaning of Christmas. For ages baby and up.

Beware the Jersey Devil is a child-friendly, spooky story prefect for the brave child in your life! See what JD's peers are saying about him as they tell a cautionary tale about the Pine Barren's favorite devil. It's up to you to heed their warning, but always remember, "Beware the Jersey Devil!" For ages four and up.