Books for Halloween: The Sleepy Hollow Kindle Ebook

 Now on Amazon! Download + read the Illustrated Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving. This unique ebook features a foreword from painter, Rachel O'Donnell and a critical narrative analysis by screenwriter Michael Schatz. Published in 1819-1820, this iconic piece of fiction still inspires movies and TV series in modern times. Most notably, Tim Burton's 1999 film and the Fox TV show that ran from 2013-2017.

Read The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving Now Available for Kindle e-readers!

Fans of ebooks can rejoice + celebrate Halloween time with this beautifully illustrated Kindle version of the story of Ichabod Crane, Katrina Van Tassel and Brom Bones. Skip the paperback and read this spooky tale on your tablet with this Illustrated Legend of Sleepy Hollow for Kindle. Few authors have ever penned such a legendary narrative!

Fiction Books + ebooks Are a Great Way to Celebrate Spooky Season!

Looking for spooky fiction classics to get in the spirit of Halloween? Save the Jane Austen and Charles Dickens books for another season. October is Halloween month and books are a great way to get into the ghostly spirit of the holiday. Irving created an unforgettable tale in the 19th century and people still fear the mysterious Headless Horseman even 200 years after this books initial publication. 

Post Ebook Reading Discussion Questions

Don't sleep on this vintage-inspired edition of this classic tale of The Headless Horseman. This short + quick ebook is perfect for your book club in fall! If you're looking for reading questions for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, start here!

Ask your fellow book readers:

• Did Ichabod escape the Headless Horseman or was Ichabod spirited away to the afterlife? The author left the ending of his fiction book and the fate of Ichabod Crane ambiguous so that you can interpret this classic ghost book as you see fit. 
• What did Katrina Van Tassel say to Ichabod after the party that left him so depressed?
• Was Katrina ever in love with Ichabod?
• Is Ichabod just a gold digger?
• Was Brom Bones behind the Headless Horseman that chased away Ichabod Crane?
• Which movie version is most faithful to the original material?
• Which illustration from Rachel O'Donnell is your favorite and why?
• What other classics have you read on your tablet?

 

Now on Amazon Prime: The Illustrated Sleepy Hollow Book

  

Artist Rachel O'Donnell has created a beautifully designed edition of Washington Irving's classic ghost story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Filled with over 16 unique illustrations, this book is a must-have for the Halloween season. Add it to your fall book picks to get in the mood for spooky season! Books are a great way to get celebrate the autumn season and this artisanal copy will look perfect on your bookshelf year-round. This vintage-inspired version is available as a hardcover, paperback and more! 

Artist Edition Book of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving

Irving made American history with the release of this short story in 1820. This popular story about the Headless Horseman has continued to inspire new American Art hundreds of years later. There are countless movies (both live action and animated) about the nervous school teacher, Ichabod Crane and his climatic run-in with the terrifying Headless Horseman. Few books have inspired as many films as the story of Sleepy Hollow! This carefully curated book is far more sophisticated than the other kids versions on the market. This artist-made book includes a foreword from painter Rachel ODonnell and critical essay on Ichabod Crane from talented screenwriter, Michael Schatz.

Prefer to read books on your iPad or Kindle? Buy the ebook of The Illustrated Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Books, books, books! For those who prefer to do their reading electronically, download this epic classic on Amazon to read this book on your kindle. When doing your book shopping, remember Sleepy Hollow is great but Sleepy Hollow illustrated is even better! What books are you planning to read this October? Do you like to read horror books in the fall?