I saw these books, and thought that they would be perfect to get as a gift for her, or even just have here at our home, to read together when she comes to visit. I’m a bit old-school, when it comes to books. The new e-readers and online stuff, just isn’t the same. I love sitting down with a book and figured that these would be fun to read during the holidays. I know that it’s only November, but I wanted to share these a bit early in case you have someone that you might want to get them for during the holidays. They are a great quality, fun to read and perfect for the young ones…and old, like me! 🙂
Is reading important in your family? Do you have a favorite story that you remember reading as a kid? or one that you’ve read to your kids? Leave a comment below of one that you would recommend for sharing with the little ones.
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About The Gift Shop Bear Book:
Discover the power of friendship in this nostalgic Christmas tale of a young girl and her furry friend—perfect for fans of The Velveteen Rabbit, Corduroy, and The Polar Express.
All year long, Bear watches from his spot in the attic as the seasons change, waiting for the first snowflakes that signify Christmas is coming. You see, at Christmastime, Bear gets to join his special friend, Annie, in the festivities in her grandma’s gift shop. But this year is different–the gift shop is closing and Bear’s future seems uncertain. Will Bear see Annie and Nana again? The heartwarming conclusion will make this story a family favorite at Christmastime each year.
Author-illustrator Phyllis Harris brings a warmth and coziness to her art and storytelling that give the book the timeless feel of a Christmas classic.
Product Details:
Publisher : WorthyKids (October 26, 2021)
Language : English
Hardcover : 32 pages
ISBN-10 : 154601389X / ISBN-13 : 978-1546013891
Reading age : 4 – 7 years
Grade level : Preschool – 2
Item Weight : 12.8 ounces
Dimensions : 9.4 x 0.45 x 9.8 inches
About the “Where’s My Christmas Tree?” Book:
Unwrap a smile with this board book about a little penguin who discovers that the joy of Christmas and the love of friends are all they’re stacked up to be.
In Where’s My Christmas Tree? a little penguin wants nothing more than to see a Christmas tree, but where will he find one in his Antarctic home? After his exhaustive search, his friends take action to help. Bringing together the pure joy of Christmas anticipation, a simple quest, and friends who will do whatever they can to make you smile, this board book is the ticket to a bit of holiday happiness.
About the Author
Language : English
Board book : 20 pages
ISBN-10 : 1546013873 / ISBN-13 : 978-1546013877
Reading age : 1 – 4 years
Grade level : Preschool and up
Item Weight : 7.2 ounces
Dimensions : 6.95 x 0.55 x 7 inches
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These look adorable! My preschooler is super into Christmas books and would love these!
Preschool already? Awwwww…..where does the time go! I bet you would both enjoy them! 🙂
These books look so lovely. I adore reading Christmas themed books around the holidays, and movies too!
They are adorable! I’m going to save them to give to my granddaughter next year. I figure that she’ll be almost 2, so they will be perfect then! 🙂
we have this tradition in our family, to read and watch Christmas movies. that’s why the kids love the Holidays. Thanks for sharing this book
That is a great tradition to have, for sure!
What a lovely tradition to begin with your grand daughter. Books are a lovely way to make memory makers with grandma.
❤️ – I just want her to know that you don’t always have to read a book on your phone. That’s what most of the younger generation is doing now, and I like the old-school type. 🙂
These books would be perfect for the grandbabies. I would love to read them.
They are adorable stories, and have some teaching moments in them, too! 🙂
Both books are just so cute! I’m sure your little grand-daughter will be enchanted by them!
I sure hope that my son and his girlfriend will read with her. Books are so important for when they are little.