The witch kitten is so cute and so cuddly, dressed adorably in a witch’s hat with a perfect orange bow! But, watch out! Boo! She might just be a witch luring you in to put a spell on you. Happy Halloween!

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There is no mistaking the cackle of a witch's sinister laugh. Just the same, there is no mistaking the impending doom of a witch's footsteps. Each click of her heel will send shivers down your spine.

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With its horn shape displaying an abundance of the autumn harvest, the Cornucopia, also known as the Horn of Plenty, is a symbol of thanksgiving. The bounty of cascading fall fruits and fresh picked vegetables make the cornucopia a fitting bestowed upon man.

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What is brewing in the Halloween cauldron? Could it be a magic love potion, a truth serum, or possibly even a concoction to turn a prince into a frog? Each time you hang the Halloween Cauldron ornament, take a guess at what the witch is brewing.

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Trick or treat? Both please! This adorable pooch will perform any trick you desire, as long as there is a treat reward waiting after the performance! Happy Halloween!

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Hanukkah is a Jewish festival commemorating the recovery of Jerusalem and the rededication of the Second Temple. It is also known as the Festival of Lights. Many Jewish families celebrate by lighting a candle each night, playing dreidel games, eating traditional foods and exchanging small gifts.

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Jack O’ Lanterns come from the Irish legend of "Stingy Jack," a man so mean the devil wouldn’t let him into hell. He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern." Thus began the carving of pumpkins as Jack O’ Lanterns to place in windows to scare away evil spirits.

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Jack O’ Lanterns come from the Irish legend of "Stingy Jack," a man so mean the devil wouldn’t let him into hell. He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern." Thus began the carving of pumpkins as Jack O’ Lanterns to place in windows to scare away evil spirits. From assortment 26063

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Jack O’ Lanterns comr from the Irish legend of "Stingy Jack," a man so mean the devil wouldn’t let him into hell. He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern." Thus began the carving of pumpkins as Jack O’ Lanterns to place in windows to scare away evil spirits.

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Hearts are a symbol of love and Valentine’s Day. Why wait until Valentine’s Day to celebrate with a box of chocolates? It’s never too early to share your love and appreciation for another person.

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One of the most popular figures associated with Halloween is the Witch. Her pointy black hat, dark cape, old broomstick, and black cat make her easy to recognize. Her name comes from the Saxon word "wicca," meaning "wise one." Today, she is a traditional favorite at Halloween costume parties and with young trick-or-treaters.

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At the first sign of Fall, this garden gnome is getting in on the Fall harvest. Gnomes are often jokers and pranksters. But for the moment, this gnome is getting cozy with a pumpkin spice latte and picking pumpkins.

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