LeBron James has recently shared intriguing personal news regarding his impending endeavors while his basketball future is still undetermined. The Los Angeles Lakers player gave fans something to look forward to off the court by announcing a new creative endeavor on social media for the upcoming season. The exciting news is that he is publishing yet another book. The plot of the novel is that Zara, the protagonist of James’ upcoming novel, and her friends think a Halloween party at their elementary school is "a little too spooky."   
A thrilling twist in LeBron James’ off-court journey hints at creativity, nostalgia, and a dash of Halloween magic
LeBron James recently revealed significant information about his next summer 2026 creative project. The Lakers forward said that " Happy Spooky Halloween " is the title of his upcoming children's book . The book will be released by HarperCollins on July 21, 2026. The basketball player showed sincere enthusiasm for this achievement.
     
He also uploaded a video on the Instagram and wrote in the caption:
   
“This is a bucket list item for me for real!!! I used to read alllll the Goosebumps books in middle school and now to have my own spooky book coming for my favorite time of year is giving me goosebumps!”
   
He further mentioned that reading Goosebumps books in middle school served as his early source of inspiration. He then said in the video:
   
“Hey, what's up everybody? I am so excited to announce my new children's book and it's all about my favorite holiday, Halloween. Thank you guys, you know how much I love Halloween and this wasn't gonna be special. Happy spooky Halloween…”
   
   
   
   
HarperCollins claims that Zara, the protagonist of the novel, and her friends think a Halloween party at their elementary school is "a little too spooky." The description further reads:
   
"The vibes are so scary that Zara and the younger kids worry they won't be able to have fun.. Will the students—big and small—learn to work together to throw the perfect party?"
   
Zara and the younger kids are concerned that the eerie atmosphere would keep them from enjoying themselves. Now, to get past their concerns, the young characters must cooperate. The narrative talks about whether students of all ages can work together to create the ideal setting for a party.
   
Meanwhile, LeBron's announcement coincides with his concern regarding his future with the L.A. Lakers.
   
A chilling pause in LeBron James’ legendary run as the King faces his spookiest season yet
LeBron James has published four children's books as of yet. His first book, "I Promise," was published in 2020. He went on to write "We Are Family" in 2021 and "I Am More Than" in 2024. His earlier writings have emphasized family values and empowerment.
   
   
    
   
   
Despite the NBA season being in full gear, James, who considers Halloween to be his favorite holiday, is well-known for dressing up. Previously, the NBA's all-time top scorer has dressed up as Pennywise, Beetlejuice, Freddy Krueger, and a number of other well-known fictional characters, though he kept things simple last year with a Ghostface mask from the "Scream" films.
   
However, this year, James will miss Halloween due to his injury for the first time in his 23 NBA seasons. Due to sciatica, the legend has not yet played this season. Nonetheless, he and the Lakers are reportedly optimistic about a mid-November return.
   
   
Also read: LeBron James honors late NBA legend Kobe Bryant on his 47th birthday with a heartfelt tribute and memories
   
  
A thrilling twist in LeBron James’ off-court journey hints at creativity, nostalgia, and a dash of Halloween magic
LeBron James recently revealed significant information about his next summer 2026 creative project. The Lakers forward said that " Happy Spooky Halloween " is the title of his upcoming children's book . The book will be released by HarperCollins on July 21, 2026. The basketball player showed sincere enthusiasm for this achievement.
He also uploaded a video on the Instagram and wrote in the caption:
“This is a bucket list item for me for real!!! I used to read alllll the Goosebumps books in middle school and now to have my own spooky book coming for my favorite time of year is giving me goosebumps!”
He further mentioned that reading Goosebumps books in middle school served as his early source of inspiration. He then said in the video:
“Hey, what's up everybody? I am so excited to announce my new children's book and it's all about my favorite holiday, Halloween. Thank you guys, you know how much I love Halloween and this wasn't gonna be special. Happy spooky Halloween…”
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HarperCollins claims that Zara, the protagonist of the novel, and her friends think a Halloween party at their elementary school is "a little too spooky." The description further reads:
"The vibes are so scary that Zara and the younger kids worry they won't be able to have fun.. Will the students—big and small—learn to work together to throw the perfect party?"
Zara and the younger kids are concerned that the eerie atmosphere would keep them from enjoying themselves. Now, to get past their concerns, the young characters must cooperate. The narrative talks about whether students of all ages can work together to create the ideal setting for a party.
Meanwhile, LeBron's announcement coincides with his concern regarding his future with the L.A. Lakers.
A chilling pause in LeBron James’ legendary run as the King faces his spookiest season yet
LeBron James has published four children's books as of yet. His first book, "I Promise," was published in 2020. He went on to write "We Are Family" in 2021 and "I Am More Than" in 2024. His earlier writings have emphasized family values and empowerment.
Despite the NBA season being in full gear, James, who considers Halloween to be his favorite holiday, is well-known for dressing up. Previously, the NBA's all-time top scorer has dressed up as Pennywise, Beetlejuice, Freddy Krueger, and a number of other well-known fictional characters, though he kept things simple last year with a Ghostface mask from the "Scream" films.
However, this year, James will miss Halloween due to his injury for the first time in his 23 NBA seasons. Due to sciatica, the legend has not yet played this season. Nonetheless, he and the Lakers are reportedly optimistic about a mid-November return.
Also read: LeBron James honors late NBA legend Kobe Bryant on his 47th birthday with a heartfelt tribute and memories
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