Embrace the Spirit of Sharing This Halloween Halloween is often viewed as a spooky, candy-filled event, but it can also be a wonderful time to focus on generosity, kindness, and community. By turning Halloween into a season of giving, you can spread joy, make connections, and turn the holiday into something more meaningful. Whether it’s sharing treats, supporting local causes, or simply being a good neighbor, there are plenty of ways to make Halloween about more than just costumes and candy. In this post, we’ll explore how you can turn this festive season into a celebration of sharing and goodwill. Here at PurdyBooks.com, we talk a lot about (surprise, surprise) books. But sometimes we also talk about other topics that are near and dear to our hearts. This article is a completely revised version of one of our very first blog posts, updated for the season. While you're here, be sure to check out the Halloween booklist hidden in this post. Is Halloween a Season of Giving for You? When it comes to Halloween, there are three types of people:Halloween Humbugs - These folks, usually adults, are real Halloween Grinches. Their attitude, in the words of the legendary Decimus Croome, are "Pish Posh & Poppycock." When it comes to trick-or-treaters, they turn off all the lights in their house/apartment and ignore the Halloween Carol pleas and knocks at their door. Or as Deimus Croome would say, "People have just grown so crotchety."Halloween Revelers - These are the people who really get into Halloween. They dress in costumes, hand out treats and truly celebrate Halloween for the fun holiday it is. Or as we learn in A Halloween Carol, "It is our costumes that reveal who we really are."Halloween Spirits - Halloween spirits go one step further than Halloween revelers. They remember the real reason for the season.…