Each Christmas season children see a beardless, or fake bearded Santa Claus in malls and on television shows leaving them confused and skeptical. Upon reading The Christmas Santa Had No Beard, children and parents alike will finally discover just how Santa can lose his beard.
Month: November 2011
“Gramps Bricker” is a story telling grandparent who has seen his children, grandchildren, and now his great grandchildren voice their doubts upon seeing so many Santas everywhere without a beard.
During the holiday season it’s a great joy to share family traditions and spend time together. Every year, I look forward to reading these beloved books.
It’s time to “adventure” into the holidays! After Nicole Kinder’s first taste of a magical candy cane, it seems the whole world becomes more colorful, more delicious, and more dangerous.
Angelica Shirley Carpenter is the author of many acclaimed biographies written for young people including Frances Hodgson Burnett: Beyond the Secret Garden, L. Frank Baum: Royal Historian of Oz, Robert Louis Stevenson: Finding Treasure Island, and Lewis Carroll: Through the Looking Glass.
“Quest of the Swords: Swords of Blood” tells a story about finding the strength to love and trust in the face of hatred and war; about the power of the human spirit to defy the destiny thrust upon it.
Kathleen Krull is an award-winning author of many, many children’s books, including most recently Jim Henson: The Guy Who Played With Puppets.
An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving is a heartwarming selection for the holiday season. Old-fashioned or not, you’ll enjoy reading this delightful tale with your family.
Reading Level: Ages 7-9 Add this book to your collection: Super Diaper Baby 2: The Invasion of the Potty Snatchers…
Walter Wick’s latest installment in the fantastic Can You See What I See? series is a nostalgic “I spy” treat perfect for keeping readers of all ages entertained.