With the announcement of his latest children's book, "Happy Spooky Halloween," on Thursday, LeBron James has put on his author hat once again. The 32-page picture book with illustrations by Ariel Landy is about "teamwork and Halloween thrills." It is set to release on July 21 by publisher HarperCollins.

LeBron James might no longer be the second-best scorer on the Los Angeles Lakers, but he can still impact winning in a key way.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is releasing a Halloween-themed children's book in time for fall 2026. "Happy Spooky Halloween" is set to be published on July 21, 2026, James announced Thursday.

James, who is entering his 23rd season in the league, hasn't played this season. The Lakers originally announced on Oct. 9 that James would be out at least 3-4 weeks because of the nerve irritation in his glute that caused him to miss the entire NBA preseason.

Anthony Davis is once again dealing with a lower-body injury, and at this point, it’s starting to feel like a yearly tradition. The star big man, now in his second year with the Dallas Mavericks, went down awkwardly midway through a game against the Suns and immediately reached for his leg.

LeBron James might be out to start the NBA season, but he's been plenty busy off-court: The Los Angeles Lakers forward announced Thursday that he has written a Halloween-themed children's book. The book, called "Happy Spooky Halloween!", will released next July 21.

NBA star LeBron James’ Beverly Hills compound will feature not one but two enormous mansions that are currently being built on the site of a historic estate.