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Hardcover Picture Books by Swedish Author Elsa Beskow WISH BOOKS BY LORI EVERT WITH PHOTOGRAPHS BY PER BREIEHAGEN The Brave Little Puppy The Christmas Wish The Reindeer Wish The Tiny Wish In this new adventure set in the wintry world Anja wants to be one of Santa’s elves, so she When Anja discovers an abandoned reindeer When Anja wishes to be tiny to win a game of The Christmas Wish, Anja’s puppy gets lost straps on her skis and heads out into the snowy baby in the woods, she cares for it and raises it of hide-and-seek, her wish comes true! Just in the woods! Luckily, his many kind forest landscape. A menagerie of winter animals help as her own. As the reindeer grows he wants to a few inches tall, she must find her way friends—a polar bear, lynx, reindeer, fox, and her make her way to Santa! This cozy Nordic rejoin his kind. So Anja leads him to join the home with the help of some new animal more—help guide him back to Anja’s arms. tale brings back the magic of Christmas. greatest reindeer of all—those of Santa’s team! friends in this springtime adventure. Board Book. $8.99 CHR 730 Hardcover. $17.99 CHR 600 Hardcover. $17.99 CHR 800 Hardcover. $17.99 FAV 330 CHRISTMAS WISH NOTECARDS CHRISTMAS WISH CHRISTMAS CARDS These blank notecards feature images from the magical book, The Christmas Wish. Share your Christmas wishes this season with Per Breiehagen’s magical images. Message: Cards are blank inside and come in an attractive folio. Contains 8 cards; 2 each of 4 designs. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 8 cards; 2 each of 4 designs. $12.95 CRD 800 $12.95 CRD 820 WINTER AND CHRISTMAS BOOKS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN What is Christmas? Room for a Little One Who is Coming to Christmas in the The Story of You Are My Miracle by Michelle Medlock Adams by Martin Waddell Our House? by J. Slate Manger by Nolo Buck Christmas by P. Pingry by Maryann Cusimano Love With whimsical art and rhym- Kind Ox invites animals into The animals welcome An introduction to the Soft watercolor illustrations Gentle rhymes and glowing ing text, even toddlers will be the warmth of his stable. Soon baby Jesus to their home. Christmas story that even the add charm to this story of illustrations show the love able to answer the question, a donkey arrives with Mary Rhyming text. Ages 1-5. youngest child will under- the first Christmas. between parent and child. ‘What is Christmas?’ and Joseph. Board Book. Board Book. stand. Ages 2-5. Board Book. Ages 1-5. Board Book. Ages 1-4. Board Book. Board Book. $6.99 CHR 244 $7.99 CHR 240 $6.99 CHR 112B $6.99 CHR 245 $6.99 CHR 228 $6.99 CHR 512 Little Elf • Santa • Little Reindeer • Little Snowman • Gingerbread Man What I Love About Christmas The Gifts They Gave by Roberta Pagnoni by Maryann Cocca-Leffler by Patricia Reeder Eubank These mini (5.8" high) die-cut board books are perfect stocking stuffers for toddlers! This interactive book captures the antici- This beautiful book uses the beloved Ages 2-5. $4.99 each pation and fun of Christmas in a sweet Christmas song, Jesus Our Brother, CHR 721 Little Elf CHR 724 Little Snowman rhyming text paired with pull tabs, flaps, to tell the story of the nativity. wheels to turn, and a pop-up at the end! CHR 722 Little Santa CHR 725 Little Gingerbread Man Hardcover. $9.95 CHR 602 Board Book. $12.95 CHR 420 CHR 723 Little Reindeer 2 CHRISTMAS STORIES BY JAN BRETT • PICTURE BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS & WINTER Gingerbread Christmas Gingerbread Baby The Animals’ Santa The Night Before Christmas Gingerbread Baby and his friend, Matti, take his A charming tale of Matti’s Little Snow finds it hard to believe that the This holiday favorite comes with a DVD featur- gingerbread band to the Christmas Festival. When clever trap for the runaway animals’ Santa is coming with presents for ing stunning artwork from the book paired with the aroma of gingerbread reaches the children, it’s Gingerbread Baby ends with a everyone, when all the animals say they have a live performance of original music from the time to run away! lift-the-flap gingerbread house! never seen him! A delightful Christmas story. Boston Pops Orchestra. Hardcover. Hardcover. $18.99 FAV 745 Board Bk. $7.99 FAV 744B Hardcover. $17.99 FAV 732 $20.00 FAV 736 Book & DVD Home for Christmas The Wild Christmas Reindeer Who’s That Knocking Christmas Trolls After running away to avoid doing chores, Little Teeka struggles to get the reindeer on Christmas Eve? A glorious celebration of the season as Rollo the troll soon finds out that there is no ready for Santa in this delightful holiday As Kyri prepares a Christmas Eve supper, a Treva confronts two irresistible Norwegian place like home, and he returns just in time tale set in Norway. boy from Finnmark and his ice bear arrive. trolls who don’t understand Christmas. for “the best Christmas ever.” Set in Sweden. Hardcover $17.99 FAV 740 Trolls are not far behind! A Norwegian folk Hardcover $17.99 FAV 748 Hardcover. $17.99 FAV 734 Paperback $8.99 FAV 740P tale. Hardcover. $17.99 FAV 749 Paperback $6.99 FAV 748P ’Twas the Night Before The Twelve Days of The Advent Storybook Santa Claus and the Three The Christmas Magic Christmas Illus. by Jon Goodell Christmas Illus. by Jade Fang by Antonie Schneider Bears by Maria Modugno by Lauren Thompson The full-color AniMotion™ windows AniMotion™ technology brings To help pass the time before When Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Far, far North, when the nights that appear within the festively alive a picturesque village in which Christmas, Benjamin Bear’s mother Baby Bear return from a stroll on are longest, Santa lovingly trimmed illustrations add movement ladies dance, lords leap, pipers pipe, tells him a story every day—twenty- Christmas Eve, they are surprised at chooses toys for every child in the and depth to this beloved tale. Truly and drummers drum! This is a book four stories all about another little what they find. This book positively world—spreading Christmas joy a gift-worthy edition. the entire family will enjoy. bear and his journey to Bethlehem. glows with warmth and humor. as he always has and always will. Hardcover. $19.99 CHR 207 Hardcover. $17.99 CHR 507 Hardcover. $17.95 CHR 815 Hardcover. $17.99 CHR 604 Hardcover. $16.99 CHR 215 IRRESISTIBLE WINTER BOOKS BY KIM NORMAN These delightful books are humorous twists of popular children’s songs. Readers can’t help but sing along with Jingle Bells Baby Reindeer No Two Alike these rollicking, by Janet Samuel A Finger Puppet Book by Keith Baker snow-filled stories. Join the ride as a family sets Follow along as Baby Follow a pair of birds on a snow- out in a one-horse sleigh to Reindeer experiences his flake filled journey though a winter She’ll Be Coming If It’s Snowy & You Know find their perfect Christmas world, from playtime to landscape to explore how every- Up the Mountain It, Clap Your Paws! tree! Board Book. bedtime. Board Book. thing, everywhere is unique. Hardcover. $14.95 CHR 407 Board Book. $6.95 CHR 741 $6.99 CHR 742 $6.99 CHR 728 Board Book. $7.99 PRE 294 3 Where Jesus Slept by Norma Lewis The Christmas Angels The Biggest Smallest Christmas The Best Christmas Present Ever! “This is the bed where Jesus slept. This is the by Else Wenz Viëtor Present by Harriet Muncaster by Ben Martle straw that lined the bed where Jesus slept.” On Christmas Eve the Christmas angels fly Clementine is a teeny-tiny girl who lives with Oh, no! It’s nearly Christmas and Bear has From Jesus sleeping sweetly to the wise men down to help those in need. First published in her average-sized family. It’s mostly fun being forgotten to get a present for his good friend bringing gifts, this charming book explains the Germany in 1933, this beautiful book features the smallest, but Christmas can be tricky. Will Squirrel. With only four days left, he decides joyous event we celebrate at Christmastime. die-cut angels on every page. All ages. Santa ever bring a present sized just for her? to make an extra-special gift! Hardcover. $16.99 CHR 402 Hardcover. $17.95 CHR 190 Hardcover. $16.99 CHR 405 Hardcover. $14.95 CHR 406 Tractor Mac Saves God Gave Us Christmas The Little Fir Tree First Sticker Book: Nativity Story of Christmas Christmas by Billy Steers by Lisa Tawn Bergren by Margaret Wise Brown Children will enjoy bringing the Activity Book When a blizzard strikes and it looks Little Cub learns that God loves In this treasured story a little Christmas Story to life by adding Children will learn the biblical story like the town tree-lighting ceremony everyone so much that he gave us fir tree finds itself at the center all the stickers to the scenes in this of Christmas while working on has to be canceled, Tractor Mac Jesus, the very best gift of all. of a little boy’s very special delightful book. Over 230 stickers. coloring pages, mazes, connect-the- knows just the way to save Christmas! Hardcover. $10.99 CHR 201 celebration. Ages 4-8. Ages 3-6. Paperback. dots, stickers, and more. Ages 4-8. Hardcover.
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