
Friendly Ghost
Boo Hollow
Boo arrives through a portal from Boo Hollow, scatters his Ghost Light everywhere, tries very hard to be spooky and fails hilariously.
Official Guardian of Boo Hollow
Create three mornings of Halloween magic with a personalized Friendly Ghost, Friendly Monster or Pumpkin Princess.
Low prep for parents. Big magic for kids. About five minutes of setup each night.



Somewhere in there, someone is packing a very small suitcase.
Choose your visitor
Each visitor brings their own world, mischief and certificate. Nothing frightening, ever.

Boo Hollow
Boo arrives through a portal from Boo Hollow, scatters his Ghost Light everywhere, tries very hard to be spooky and fails hilariously.
Official Guardian of Boo Hollow

Monster Hollow
Mo stomps in from Monster Hollow needing help to pass Monster Training, makes a magnificent mess and throws a goodbye party nobody forgets.
Official Monster Hollow Party Legend

the Pumpkin Kingdom
Poppy steps through the Moonlight Portal with a royal invitation, holds a Moonlight Pumpkin Ball and needs brave helpers to save her kingdom.
Official Royal Guardian of the Pumpkin Kingdom
How it works
Three mornings in a row, each about five minutes of preparation the evening before.
Your visitor arrives from their Halloween world with a personalized letter, a big trail to follow and three lost treasures to recover — as picture clues, riddles or a code, depending on your child.
Overnight, your visitor tries something and it goes hilariously wrong. The most photographable morning, followed by throwing, stomping and dancing games — never worksheets.
Three trials to save their world, a final keepsake prop to hand back, a personalized certificate each and a goodbye letter hinting they may return next October.
What you'll print
Mostly print-and-place, with simple straight or rounded cuts — no elaborate crafting. Big cards, big signs, nothing fiddly.
Exactly what to place, where and when. Five minutes a night.
An arrival letter and a goodbye letter, written to your children by name.
Large cards to lay out — straight, rounded cuts only, no fiddly little shapes.
Little Explorer, Magic Adventurer or Halloween Detective — searching, riddles or codes, plus movement games every morning.
Their own jobs, rotated across the three mornings, with a stamp box for each one.
A named certificate per child, a family memory page with photo space, and an optional bonus Halloween pack.
Want a look first? A short preview shows the artwork and page style for all three visitors — the surprises stay unspoiled.
See a sample preview“On the second morning my daughter found the cushions in a tower and a note from Boo. She talked about it for a week. Ten minutes of setup, honestly.”
Questions
No. All three visitors are warm, funny and gentle — no horror, no jump scares, nothing hiding in bedrooms. A grown-up sets everything up and joins in.
Print, cut and sort once in about 20–30 minutes, then about five minutes each evening to place the next morning's pages. Mostly print-and-place, with simple straight or rounded cuts — no elaborate crafting.
Ages 3 to 8. Each child gets activities matched to their age, and reading ability only changes how clues arrive — a seven-year-old who does not read yet still gets detective puzzles, using symbols and pictures.
A printer, ordinary paper, scissors for a grown-up, removable tape and crayons. Anything else is already in your house.
Yes. Add up to five siblings. Every name appears in the letters and each child receives their own certificate.
No. This is a digital kit you print at home or save as a PDF. No password or account setup is required. Stripe requests a billing email for payment and receipts, and that email can later verify your purchased visitor on another device. Children's setup details stay in the browser.
Print, cut and sort once, then about five minutes of setup each night. Choose your visitor, add your children's names and print.