Start a new holiday family reading tradition with a delightful pop-up retelling of the beloved Christmas special. Just in time for its 50th anniversary, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is now a stunning pop-up book that will be treasured for generations to come. All of the classic characters join Rudolph for his North Pole adventure: Hermey the elf/aspiring dentist, Yukon Cornelius, and the doe-eyed Clarice. The impressive large-scale pop-ups re-create classic scenes using actual movie stills. Fly along with Rudolph, join in the reindeer games, flee from the Abominable Snow Monster, visit the Island of Misfit Toys, and save Christmas one foggy night. Most importantly, be touched by the timeless story of acceptance and the true meaning of the holiday spirit.
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We read a fun Christmas book together every evening in December!
So far I have picked up some Geronimo Stilton Christmas books for the kids. I also got them a few book sets for gifts as well (Minecraft, Disney Jr Encyclopedia, etc.) This book looks awesome. We love the movie and play the DVD game.
Christmas Reading Traditions include The Night Before Christmas, Frosty The Snowman. Want to win this book for three little men, Logan, Liam and Cooper. They love being read a story before nap time and bed time.
As a child, Rudoph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was my favorite children’s book at Christmas time. I’d love to give this book to my nephews and nieces and let them discover the same enjoyment I had as a little kid. Tradition wise, I read “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens every year during the holiday season.
I must have this book because I have a new grandchild that is turning two in January and I know a pop-up book would delight her…and me, too, as I confess that I love pop-up books myself!
Starting on December 1 st and every day in December we wrap 31 books. My son picks one every night to unwrap and read. Some are from our own home library, the public library, and some are just released and purchased from the bookstore for this tradition but they all have something in common, they are all holiday related. What fun to add this one to our wrapped book Christmas tradition.d
I remember watching the VERY FIRST airing of this program when I was a child! Not only that, my little brother was born on a night when we three other children were at home watching the show. I remember my Dad calling from the hospital during the show to tell us we had a new baby brother. My own 4 children watched it every year, and it has a very special place in our hearts. We have even have Rudolph, Hermie, Santa, etc. ornaments on our tree! I would love to have this book for when my grandchildren are old enough to enjoy it!
I don’t have Twitter or Pinterest, or Instagram so I can’t have as many entries as people who do have them. I can’t help but think that the rafflecopter type of entry is unfair to those of us who don’t have time to do all these things. Never-the-less, I love this site and do my best to win the lovely books offered. I know, I can always buy the books…
We spend our time reading together in the evenings after bath time, It helps the kids undwind and releases there imagination. We read for about 30 minutes every evening. It is such great quality together time. And building memories that will last a life time.
3 generations of our family have enjoyed reading this story and watching the movie during the holidays, this new edition would be extra special for our 4th generation
My sister programs the song “I’m Mister Ten Below” from the Rudolph TV special as her ringtone during the holidays. This is a family favorite and I know my young nieces and nephews would love the book.
This book will be the centerpiece of my grandchildren conversation. Their at that cutie pie stage and still hold that magic in their eyes about Christmas. I want them to hold onto that spark for alittle while and this book will definitely help. Thank you for the giveaway. This website got to be the best for childrens books!
I’ll try again with the comments. Our tradition has been to keep a basket of holiday books in the living room and after baths whe got yo pick one to read out loud.
Carol L
We do not currently have any, but I would like to introduce my step children to reading more often and spending time doing things other than video games.
Every year on Christmas eve we would get into our christmas PJs and watch whatever christmas cartoon was on TV…and then my mom and dad would read up a christmas story before bedtime…then they would stay up allll night wrapping presents…and we would wake them up at 3 am to try to open them!!
We always read “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas” on Christmas Eve. The same book my Mother read to me, and I to my children and NOW to my granddaughter. Although the book is old and worn, still loved and look forward to it each year.
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We read a fun Christmas book together every evening in December!
Would be nice for my nephew. He just started school and loves books. Thanks for the chance.
We have several Christmas books that we read leading up to Christmas.
I would love to win this for the grandkids.
So far I have picked up some Geronimo Stilton Christmas books for the kids. I also got them a few book sets for gifts as well (Minecraft, Disney Jr Encyclopedia, etc.) This book looks awesome. We love the movie and play the DVD game.
My grandchildren & great-grandchildren would enjoy this, and I would too!
My little ones would absolutely love this! Thank you for a chance!!
My son is only starting to enjoy books. Interactive, 3d ones do the best job at keeping him entertained.
My kids love to be read to, so last Christmas we did buy a few Christmas stories to have fun with the holiday.
I read “Twas the Night before Christmas to my grandchildren on Christmas Eve.
The Night before christmas and the grinch are my two favorite holiday books to read to my son!
We love to read the books the kids got for Christmas aloud.
Pop up story books are charming/
Christmas Reading Traditions include The Night Before Christmas, Frosty The Snowman. Want to win this book for three little men, Logan, Liam and Cooper. They love being read a story before nap time and bed time.
I want to win this for my great niece. I think reading books to children is a must.
We read a book on Christmas Eve together
wanna win for my nephew
As a child, Rudoph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was my favorite children’s book at Christmas time. I’d love to give this book to my nephews and nieces and let them discover the same enjoyment I had as a little kid. Tradition wise, I read “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens every year during the holiday season.
I must have this book because I have a new grandchild that is turning two in January and I know a pop-up book would delight her…and me, too, as I confess that I love pop-up books myself!
One of my favorite stories!
Starting on December 1 st and every day in December we wrap 31 books. My son picks one every night to unwrap and read. Some are from our own home library, the public library, and some are just released and purchased from the bookstore for this tradition but they all have something in common, they are all holiday related. What fun to add this one to our wrapped book Christmas tradition.d
We did this when our children were small, too! You’re making some wonderful, treasured memories!
I would love to win the book for our granddaughter.
We read our collection of Christmas picture books by the tree!
I’ve got a 17 month old and I would like to start a Christmas tradition with reading christmas books when it’s that time of year!
My husband and I always read the biblical Christmas story and the Night Before Christmas.
We like Christmas stories for the kids.
Rudolph has been a favorite of mine for many years. Would love to have a new copy to share.
I love giving the kids new Christmas books each year from our Elf Rudy 🙂 Our favorite book is The Night Before Christmas!
just love everything about Christmas, favorite time of year. Love spreading the joy of Christmas to my little kids by reading these wonderful books
I must win this because my niece’s book has been read so much it’s falling apart!
We read a lot of Christmas stories with our older son, but the younger boy needs things to keep his interest, I’m thinking this book will do it!
We read the First Christmas and Twas the Night Before Christmas every year! THis would be a fun book to add to our tradition!
How adorable! I’d love to share this with my nieces. This Christmas special was one of my favorites when I was young.
I absolutely adore Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer! This is a favourite in our house for Christmas.
I remember watching the VERY FIRST airing of this program when I was a child! Not only that, my little brother was born on a night when we three other children were at home watching the show. I remember my Dad calling from the hospital during the show to tell us we had a new baby brother. My own 4 children watched it every year, and it has a very special place in our hearts. We have even have Rudolph, Hermie, Santa, etc. ornaments on our tree! I would love to have this book for when my grandchildren are old enough to enjoy it!
I like to read Christmas stories to the kids
I don’t have Twitter or Pinterest, or Instagram so I can’t have as many entries as people who do have them. I can’t help but think that the rafflecopter type of entry is unfair to those of us who don’t have time to do all these things. Never-the-less, I love this site and do my best to win the lovely books offered. I know, I can always buy the books…
Hi Betty—
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We love to read a book each night
We read night before Christmas on x-mas eve
We spend our time reading together in the evenings after bath time, It helps the kids undwind and releases there imagination. We read for about 30 minutes every evening. It is such great quality together time. And building memories that will last a life time.
3 generations of our family have enjoyed reading this story and watching the movie during the holidays, this new edition would be extra special for our 4th generation
My sister programs the song “I’m Mister Ten Below” from the Rudolph TV special as her ringtone during the holidays. This is a family favorite and I know my young nieces and nephews would love the book.
I don’t know how to tweet or pin so I guess I’m done. GLA
love to win to share with students I teach thanks
The story of Jesus’ birth.
This book will be the centerpiece of my grandchildren conversation. Their at that cutie pie stage and still hold that magic in their eyes about Christmas. I want them to hold onto that spark for alittle while and this book will definitely help. Thank you for the giveaway. This website got to be the best for childrens books!
Awww! Thanks, Darlene, I’m so glad you enjoy TCBR.
we don’t have Christmas reading traditions so it would be nice to win this book to start one
I’ll try again with the comments. Our tradition has been to keep a basket of holiday books in the living room and after baths whe got yo pick one to read out loud.
Carol L
Timeless Xmas Classic Loved By Young & Young Hearted!
this would make such a great gift
We do not currently have any, but I would like to introduce my step children to reading more often and spending time doing things other than video games.
Always have the best memories reading Rudolph’s story… our child always leaves reindeer food for Rudolph on Christmas Eve!
Growing up we would always listen to the story of Jesus’ birth. It is so nice to have traditions like this.
Great Holiday Classic for young & old!
We love reading books after decorating our tree, and then again through out the Christmas season. She loves reading and does love a great popup book.
I love reading books to my daughter and she would love this pop up book! Christmas is my favorite holiday!
Holiday Classic for young & old!
Every year on Christmas eve we would get into our christmas PJs and watch whatever christmas cartoon was on TV…and then my mom and dad would read up a christmas story before bedtime…then they would stay up allll night wrapping presents…and we would wake them up at 3 am to try to open them!!
Great Xmas Classic for young & old!
I would love to share this story with all the grandchildren! The cover looks awesome.
Thank you for keeping the daily entry on your ‘copters
Rankin/Bass produced all these great holday specials. This in particular is timeless.
We always read “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas” on Christmas Eve. The same book my Mother read to me, and I to my children and NOW to my granddaughter. Although the book is old and worn, still loved and look forward to it each year.