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The Christmas Pig
by J.K. RowlingOne boy and his toy are about to change everything...Jack loves his childhood toy, Dur Pig. DP has always been there for him, through good and bad. Until one Christmas Eve, something terrible happens - DP is lost. But Christmas Eve is a night for miracles and lost causes, a night when all things can come to life... even toys. And Jack's newest toy - the Christmas Pig (DP's annoying replacement) - has a daring plan: Together they'll embark on a magical journey to seek something lost, and to save the best friend Jack has ever known...A heartwarming page-turning adventure about one child's love for his most treasured thing, and how far he will go to find it. A tale for the whole family to fall in love with, from one of the world's greatest storytellers.Featuring 9 black and white spreads and decorative inside art from renowned illustrator, Jim Field.
The Christmas Pony
by Sylvia GreenMr Crumbs is the golden colour of toast crumbs, and he's a complete carrot addict! How could anybody see such a gorgeous pony, and not keep him for ever? Laura and Ben's dad could - ponies are very expensive to look after. So it's up to Laura and Ben and their friends. If they want to stop Mr Crumbs being sent away from all his old friends, they have to raise the money to keep him. But they've only got until Christmas... Operation Christmas Pony has begun!
The Christmas Princess
by Mariah Carey Michaela Angela DavisThe Christmas Princess is an unforgettable holiday classic tale, told by Mariah Carey herself alongside Michaela Angela Davis and featuring beautiful illustrations by Fuuji Takashi.The Queen of Christmas introduces . . . Little Mariah!There was one time unlike any other,when everyone pitched in and helped one another . . .CHRISTMAS TIME!Mariah Carey, adored by fans around the world, has brought forth a unique, heartwarming, and modern fairy tale with The Christmas Princess, starring Little Mariah! Like her record-breaking, globally adored song “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” this story is an instant and inclusive family holiday classic. While firmly placed in the tradition of Christmas storytelling, The Christmas Princess is infused with her one-of-a-kind festive Mariah magic and musicality.Little Mariah doesn’t have much and doesn’t want a lot, but there is just one thing she longs for: a peaceful and joyous holiday season. Feeling outcast and alone, Little Mariah sets off on a wintry, wondrous journey, ultimately discovering the healing power of her voice to spread the spirit of Christmas at home and all around the world.
The Christmas Puppy
by Roberta Grobel IntraterWhen a boy's puppy is missing at Christmas time he learns an important lesson about the real meaning of giving.
The Christmas Puppy (G&D Vintage)
by Irma WildeDiscover a treasure trove of beautifully illustrated books with our new series, G+D Vintage! Featuring books from our Wonder Books line originally published in the 1940s, '50s, and '60s, there’s something for every reader in these timeless stories accompanied by classic illustrations.This year, every child in town wants a toy dog for Christmas, but Santa runs out before he can get to Polly’s house! So instead, Santa makes the holiday extra special by giving Polly a sweet, loveable, real puppy. Polly—and the puppy—couldn’t be happier!
The Christmas Pups
by Teresa Bateman John KanzlerOn an icy, December night, three puppies are rescued from the side of the road and taken to an animal shelter. Ruff and Tuff have a plan to ensure that their sister, Penny, finds a home for Christmas, even if they can't. But with the help of an older dog named Brownie, the puppies learn the true meaning of Christmas . . . and find a home for all four of them just in time.
The Christmas Quiet Book
by Deborah UnderwoodThe holidays are filled with joyful noise. But Christmas is sometimes wrapped in quiet: “Searching for presents quiet,” “Getting caught quiet,” and “Hoping for a snow day quiet.” Irresistibly cute, soft colored pencil illustrations of bunnies, bears, and more paint a magical holiday picture indeed.
The Christmas Quilt
by Thomas J. DavisThis is such fine writing that the reader will have trouble remembering that this is a novel! "Danged if sitting here doesn't make it easy to remember all these things. I sit in a rocking chair near the stove, warming my feet, looking at Granny's Christmas quilt hung up on the wall. It hangs there prettier to me than anything I saw on the walls of museums in Europe. Daddy told me after Uncle Joe died that he'd gotten with old man Baker and told him to pull that quilt out before Granny got buried. He said on the one hand he understood that Uncle Joe wanted to give Granny something special like that. On the other hand he thought it foolishness to let something Granny had poured her heart into follow her to the grave. He said Granny wouldn't have wanted that that her gift was for people to see and get joy from. He had kept it, intending to give it back to Uncle Joe if he ever indicated that he was sorry he'd put the quilt in. But Uncle Joe never did, so it wasn't until he died that Daddy pulled it out. And from that day on we took care of it because it was, we all reckoned, the most precious family heirloom we had. ... "I hear cars coming down off the main road, right about dusk it is, so I get up from my comfortable spot, put on my shoes and coat, and go out to greet the family as they come in. I want to greet them with a greeting that's big like the Christmas quilt star is big, one that says, "Love lives here." So I go out the front door, and I stand on the front porch. I see them all coming down the road, the tires of the cars making little tracks. Danged if it hasn't been snowing while I sat reminiscing. And I look around, and I figure it's not such a bad thing after all, one small flake following another, settling on the ground soft like a kiss from heaven, covering Smoky Hollow like a blanket of grace that shines white with goodness. ..."
The Christmas Rat
by Avi Leonid GoreHe is one weird Christmas visitor -- his hair and moustache an unearthly white-blond, his voice a gruff rumble. He fills the apartment doorway. From two metal cases he produces what a boy would expect from an exterminator: Toxic roach powders and poisonous fog bombs. But a crossbow? Eric is fascinated at first. He's been bored this snowbound vacation, and has already zapped about a zillion Zergs. Antsy, he's even sneaked a look at the Christmas presents hidden beneath his parents' bed. Then Anje Gabrail, this exterminator, appears, talking a little madly about his war against rats -- about killing them. "The worst," Anje says. And if Eric sees one in the Eden Apartments, he is to call Anje's twenty-four-hour cell phone immediately. Later that Monday, the fourth day before Christmas, a rat does appear in the building's basement -- and Eric finds himself suddenly, frighteningly swept into Anje's vengeful army. As either partner...or victim. With only a flashlight.
The Christmas Reindeer (Dover Children's Classics)
by Thornton W. Burgess Rhoda ChaseWhere did the reindeer that draw Santa's sleigh come from? Journey to the far North with Tuktu and Aklak, a pair of young Eskimos, and enter Kringle Valley to meet magical caribou and Santa himself. Thornton W. Burgess, the creator of Peter Cottontail and other popular characters from children's literature, combines folklore with facts in this delightful Christmas tale. In addition to learning about the Northern Lights, caribou, and other aspects of Arctic life, you'll discover a wealth of legends and traditions. The story is enhanced by seven charming full-page illustrations by Rhoda Chase.
The Christmas Snowman
by Margery Cuyler Johanna WestermanTwo weeks before Christmas, Kevin and Sally decide to build a snowman. One night they look out the window and are amazed to see Mr. Snow-their snowman-making snow angels, sledding, and even skating on the pond. But when the weather warms up just before Christmas and Mr. Snow starts to melt, Kevin and Sally come up with a plan to save their friend by imploring the help of Santa Claus. Johanna Westerman's elegant drawings compliment Margery Cuyler's touching story to create a book that is perfect for children and parents to share during the holiday season. Ages 4-8.
The Christmas Snowman
by Margery Cuyler Johanna WestermanTwo weeks before Christmas, Kevin and Sally decide to build a snowman. One night they look out the window and are amazed to see Mr. Snow-their snowman-making snow angels, sledding, and even skating on the pond. But when the weather warms up just before Christmas and Mr. Snow starts to melt, Kevin and Sally come up with a plan to save their friend by imploring the help of Santa Claus. Johanna Westerman’s elegant drawings compliment Margery Cuyler’s touching story to create a book that is perfect for children and parents to share during the holiday season. Ages 4-8.
The Christmas Story (Little Golden Book)
by Jane Werner WatsonFirst published in 1952, this classic Little Golden Book retelling of the Christmas story was illustrated by beloved artist Eloise Wilkin. Its simple but poetic text gently invites children to hear the story of Jesus' birth in a stable in Bethlehem.
The Christmas Story - In Rhyme!
by Laura ClarkeChildren will delight in this beautifully written retelling of the Christmas nativity story. Filled with stunning illustrations and written in engaging rhyming text, this book will become a cherished favourite, perfect for bedtime or sharing with others. Bringing the story of Jesus’ birth to life, it’s ideal for reading at churches, community gatherings, nursing homes, and Sunday school performances. From the divine visit of the angel Gabriel to Mary, to the birth of Jesus, the journey of the shepherds and the wise men, King Herod’s fury upon discovering that the ‘King of the Jews’ had been born, and the final exodus of Joseph, Mary, and Jesus to Egypt. This timeless story will captivate the imagination of any child.
The Christmas Story: A Pop-Up Book
by Ottenheimer Publishers Inc.A very short child's version of the birth of Jesus.
The Christmas Story: The Brick Bible for Kids
by Brendan Powell SmithSanta, sleigh bells, mistletoe, reindeer, and presents: these are the tell-tale signs of Christmas. But for Christians, December 25 is also the time to celebrate the birth of Jesus, and what better way to introduce your kids to the story of the Savior's birth than through LEGO!Every year, children of all ages revisit the scene in Bethlehem with Joseph, Mary, the three wise men, the angels and shepherds, and the baby Jesus, swaddled and lying in a manger. Kids will love seeing the story of Christmas played out using their favorite toys. Brendan Powell Smith, author of The Brick Bible for Kids series--beginning with Noah's Ark--creates a magical "brick" world around the simplified text of the Immaculate Conception, the census, the guiding star high above Bethlehem, and the promise one little baby brings to the Christians of the world. This important Christmas story is sure to be the perfect holiday gift and a book for families to cherish for years to come.
The Christmas Sweater: A Picture Book
by Glenn BeckOn Christmas Eve, Eddie shook his snow globe on last time and placed it on the dresser beside his bed. He watched the snowstorm swirl and thought about the one gift he wanted most for Christmas-- a new bicycle. Adapted from the #1 New York Times bestselling novel by Glenn Beck, The Christmas Sweater shares a young boy's story of hope and redemption as he searches for the true meaning of Christmas. With the whimsical Grandpa by his side, Eddie takes a magical journey reminiscent of A Christmas Carol and The Polar Express that leads him to appreciate the simple things in life: family and love. The picture book edition of The Christmas Sweater is a beautiful holiday treat from Glenn Beck that you'll share with your family again and again.
The Christmas Tapestry
by Patricia Lee GauchThe author believes that this is a true story, and why not? Some may wonder; others will be deeply touched and encouraged. An old man sees a tapestry hanging on a church wall. It is exactly like one his beloved wife, who he thinks died in a concentration camp, had made. When the signature is checked, it is hers. The pastor of the church knows that the man's wife is alive and well. They go to see her, and she recognizes her long lost husband at once.
The Christmas Toy Factory: The Christmas Toy Factory (Geronimo Stilton #27)
by Geronimo StiltonEnter the world of Geronimo Stilton, where another funny adventure is always right around the corner. Each book is a fast-paced adventure with lively art and a unique format kids 7-10 will love.<P> Ho, ho, ho! I love Christmas in New Mouse City. But this year, Grandfather William wanted me to research a new story. He asked me to dress up like Santa Claus and let lots of little mouselets sit on my lap. Cheese niblets! If only I had my own team of reindeer and could fly far, far away. . . .<P> <i>Advisory: Bookshare has learned that this book offers only partial accessibility. We have kept it in the collection because it is useful for some of our members. To explore further access options with us, please contact us through the Book Quality link on the right sidebar. Benetech is actively working on projects to improve accessibility issues such as these. </i>
The Christmas Tree
by Mike SundLittle ones will love this charming holiday tale with a cast of unforgettable characters! It's the perfect stocking stuffer
The Christmas Tree Tangle
by Margaret MahyOne animal after another tries to rescue the kitten, but all of them get stuck! Who will help? Other books by Margaret Mahy are available in this library.
The Christmas Tree That Ate My Mother
by Dean Marney[from the back cover] "Once upon a time there was a very special Christmas Tree ... Elizabeth has a mind of her own, and plenty of opinions she's not shy about sharing. So she naturally lets her family know that she thinks their Christmas tree this year is one hundred percent weird. But Elizabeth's family never listens to her. Too bad. They should have. Because the Christmas tree is even weirder than Elizabeth suspected. Will Elizabeth be home in time for Christmas???" You can read much more about Lizzie as she gets into and out of trouble and into and out of wild, weird, adventures where she must use her strengths to survive and help those she loves, the people she gets into tangles with most of the time. Look for these books by Dean Marney: The Valentine That Ate My Teacher, The Jack-'o-lantern That Ate My Brother, The Easter Bunny That Ate My Sister and How to Drive Your Family Crazy ... On Valentine's Day.
The Christmas We Moved to the Barn
by Cooper EdensTaffy's all set for a warm and cozy Christmas with her family, but then she's notified on Christmas Eve that they've got to move out of their house by midnight. Don't worry! Taffy, her two daughters, and their twelve animals, an unusual and closeknit family, won't let the bad news get them down. Trekking back and forth across the snowy landscape, they move all of their belongings into an abandoned barn. And in the true spirit of the season, they clean up the barn, light the woodstove, hang their stockings, and put up their tree. It turns out to be a Christmas they'll never forget. Complete picture descriptions added.
The Christmas Wish
by Per Breiehagen Lori EvertLong ago, a brave little girl named Anja wanted to be one of Santa's elves. So she leaves a note for her family and helps her elderly neighbor prepare for the holiday, then she straps on her skis, and heads out into the snowy landscape. From a red bird to a polar bear to a reindeer, a menagerie of winter animals help Anja make her way to Santa. A generous trim-size, matte cover, extraordinary photographs, and foiled title make this a special book for the holiday season.
The Christmas Wish (A Wish Book)
by Lori EvertCelebrate the season with this New York Times bestselling wintry tale that will have readers of all ages believing in the magic of Christmas. This is one to pull out every year and savor all winter long!In the merry tradition of classics like The Polar Express, this special picture book captures the holiday spirit. This is a timeless classic one to reread every year and savor all winter long! Long ago, a brave little girl named Anja wanted to be one of Santa's elves.So she leaves a note for her family and helps her elderly neighbor prepare for the holiday, then she straps on her skis, and heads out into the snowy landscape. From a red bird to a polar bear to a reindeer, a menagerie of winter animals help Anja make her way to Santa. A generous trim-size, matte cover, extraordinary photographs, and foiled title make this a special book for the holiday season. And don't miss the other "Wish" books: The Reindeer Wish The Tiny Wish The Brave Little Puppy The Puppy's Wish The Polar Bear Wish