Lance Bass celebrates Halloween with new children's book

Celebrating Halloween and literary endeavors have come together for Lance Bass, who has recently unveiled his new children's book titled “Trick or Treat on Scary Street.” Known for his role in the famed boy band “NSYNC, Bass shared his inspiration for the book during an interview on CBS Mornings on Wednesday. He described the book as a delightful blend of spookiness and fun, catering to young readers while drawing from his own cherished Halloween experiences.

A Personal Connection to Halloween

Bass conveyed a deep-seated love for Halloween, tracing it back to his childhood. He revealed that his father and grandfather instilled in him a penchant for the frightful aspects of the season, a tradition he is now passing on to his own kids. Reflecting on his upbringing in Mississippi, where trick-or-treating spanned hours, Bass contrasted it with the current experience in Los Angeles, emphasizing the extravagant generosity of full-size candy bars in certain neighborhoods.

As a father of twins who will turn 3 in October, Bass described his commitment to making Halloween special for his family. He shared a touching insight into his nightly ritual of reading “Trick or Treat on Scary Street” to his children, expressing his involvement in the book's promotion.

From Music to Literature

Transitioning from the music world to children’s literature, Bass noted the shared essence of storytelling in both realms. He acknowledged the challenge of crafting a narrative that resonates while adhering to evolving trends in children's literature. Despite the industry's shift away from rhyming, Bass embraced the artistic challenge, further showcasing his versatility as a storyteller.