Discover the Magic of Christmas through Books
“A Stray Dog for Christmas: How Suzy was Adopted”
In this heartwarming tale by Jack Jokinen and illustrated by Wendy Tan, a puppy without a name finds herself locked in a house. There are people living there, and the question arises: will they like her? Will they be her friend? And will they give her a name of her very own? Animal-loving kids aged three to six will be captivated by this story. Be sure to also check out the afterword and meet the real Suzy. It's a tale that will warm your heart and bring a smile to your little one's face.This book not only tells a beautiful story but also teaches valuable lessons about kindness and friendship. The illustrations are charming and add to the overall appeal of the book. It's a perfect read for the holiday season.
Imagine the excitement on your child's face as they follow Suzy's journey. It's a story that will stay with them long after the holidays are over.
“’Twas the Night Before Christmas” with a Twist
Adapted by Clement C. Moore and illustrated by Jane Chapman, this classic Christmas tale takes on a whole new look. Pa and Ma are bears, and Santa's sleigh is pulled by eight kinds of dogs with antlers on their heads. As the story unfolds, other animals join in, making it an adorable and unique reading experience.Kids aged five to eight who love Christmas will adore this book. It's a modern twist on a timeless classic that will keep them entertained year 'round. The illustrations are vivid and bring the story to life.
The combination of the familiar story with a creative twist makes this book a must-have for any Christmas book collection. It's a great way to introduce a new perspective to older children.
“Chicka Chicka Ho Ho Ho”
For children familiar with the “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” books, “Chicka Chicka Ho Ho Ho” by William Boniface and illustrated by Julien Chung is a delightful addition. A talks to B, and B convinces C to meet in the Christmas tree, starting a tale of decorations, presents, and a little bit of chaos.Kids aged two and three, who are just learning their alphabet, will have fun with this picture book. The shiny illustrations inside are very appealing and make reading a joy. Older children (ages four and five) will love the jazzy, be-bop rhyme and might even be tempted to make up their own tunes.
This book is a great way to combine learning with holiday fun. It's a perfect read for the younger set and a fun addition to the Christmas book collection.
As for the above titles and more, be sure to check with your favorite bookseller or librarian. There are dozens of new Christmas books for small children released every year, and they can help you find the perfect books to create new traditions with your family.So, get ready to snuggle up with your little ones and enjoy the magic of Christmas through these wonderful books.