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Little stories to get scared (but not too much)
Step into a world where ghosts and friendly monsters come to life through the magic of storytelling. It is the perfect cozy escape for little ones to confront their fears and turn them into giggles in a safe, welcoming setting. We highly recommend arriving in your favorite costume to fully embrace the spooky fun.
Bibliothèque Maurice Genevoix (Paris 18th)
About
On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Maurice Genevoix library in the 18th arrondissement invites children from the age of 2 to a special Halloween storytelling session. Titled Petites histoires pour se faire peur (mais pas trop quand même), this event features a selection of children's books highlighting friendly ghosts, witches, and vampires. It is a perfect opportunity to explore emotions and overcome minor fears in a welcoming environment. Attendance is free, but booking is mandatory through the library staff. The venue is fully accessible, including for wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities.
Ghosts, witches, vampires, and other fantastic creatures are in the spotlight for our special Halloween Graine de livres!
Through a selection of beautiful children's picture books, librarians invite children to discover stories that are a little scary... but never too much. Because growing up also means learning to manage your emotions, laughing at your fears, and discovering that monsters sometimes hide funny surprises.
In a playful and caring atmosphere, little ones will be able to listen to stories adapted to their age, play with their imagination, and share a reading moment with the family.
And to make the party even more fun, come in your best (or most terrifying!) costume.
Open access, from age 2.
Our take on this event
Get ready to dress up in your most spooky or creative costumes for an exciting Halloween morning at the Maurice Genevoix library. On Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00, librarians will share stories specifically chosen for toddlers and young children. This session focuses on the world of fantastic creatures, helping children process emotions and turn shivers into giggles within a gentle, playful atmosphere. The event is designed to be a collaborative experience for the whole family.
Admission is free of charge, but guests must reserve their spots in advance by contacting the library team. Whether you visit in person or use the provided contact details, please ensure your booking is confirmed before arrival. The facility is committed to inclusivity, offering full accessibility for wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities. Join us for a morning of imaginative tales and shared fun as we celebrate the season together.










