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Merry Faces Christmas
Willabel L. Tong
Paperback (Piggy Toes Pr, Sept. 1, 2001)None
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Merry Christmas Davy
Brigitte Weninger, Eve Tharlet
Hardcover (North-South Books, Sept. 1, 1998)Poor Davy! He means well, but it seems he never gets it right. In this, the fifth adventure featuring the disaster-prone little rabbit and his loving family, Davy takes his father's words about Santa Claus to heart: ""Santa Clause likes us to share things and help one another.""So when Davy sees hungry animals in the snow, he shares food from his family's larder with them. His brothers and sisters are horrified, for it looks as though the Rabbits will go hungry this Christmas.Then, on Christmas Eve, Davy's generosity is rewarded, and he and his family learn firsthand that sharing is the true meaning of Christmas.
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Merry Christmas, Thomas!
A. Vesey
Paperback (Puffin, Nov. 1, 1988)When young Thomas the cat yields to temptation and tiptoes into the closet to see all his presents on the night before Christmas, he ends up wondering if he will get anything at all
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At Christmas Be Merry
P. K. Roche
Paperback (Puffin, Oct. 1, 1989)A collection of poems follows the activities of Mary and Jack through a busy Christmas season, from early holiday preparations to the joy and merriment of Christmas Day.
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Merry Christmas, Gus!
Jacklyn Williams, Doug Cushman
Paperback (Picture Window Books, Sept. 1, 2007)Gus wants to be sure that Santa Claus will remember him and what he wants for Christmas, but wearing huge antlers while waiting in line at Santaland draws more attention than he wants.
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Merry Christmas, Boris!
Sam Lloyd
Hardcover (Silver Dolphin Books, March 15, 2009)Monsters, mischief and mayhem abound in this interactive tale that lets readers move Boris' mouth as he helps Santa deliver loads of presents on Christmas Eve.
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Merry Christmas Tails
Janet Dutcher
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Nov. 8, 2016)Merry Christmas Tails is a story about a cat named Tails and his first Christmas. Join Tails and his friends as they watch children play in the snow and wake up Christmas morning to a very big surprise!
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Merry Christmas, Splat
Rob Scotton
Hardcover (HarperCollins, Jan. 1, 1656)None
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Merry Christmas, Ollie!
Olivier Dunrea
Board book (Houghton Mifflin, Jan. 1, 1600)None
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A Merry Christmas
N. G.
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Oct. 28, 2014)This journal has color prompts to record your memories: This Year, Our Traditions, Favorite Recipes, Our Activities, Our Faith, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Our Travels and photo pages. Christmas Biblical reflections included.
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Merry Un-Christmas
David Catrow, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Mike Reiss
Audio CD (Scholastic, April 2, 2007)Little Noelle is blasé on Christmas morning when she gets numerous presents including a computer and a pony. Her father grumbles at the abundant feast (Turkey with chestnut dressing and mashed potatoes and carrots and peas and five kinds of pie again?). As it turns out, their dissatisfaction is justified, for Noelle and her family live in a town where it is Christmas 364 days a year. They are grateful for the one day when the decorations get packed away, folks can relax and eat TV dinners, mail gets delivered, and children finally get to go to school! Catrow's colorful, zany illustrations perfectly capture the tone for this tongue-in-cheek cautionary tale. Be careful what you wish for, indeed!
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Yo Ho Ho Merry Christmas
Michael Heierbacher
Paperback (Outskirts Press, Sept. 15, 2010)Every child dreams about what they will be when they grow up, a fireman, a pop star, or maybe an airplane pilot. As we get older that usually changes several times, but did you ever wonder what Santa Claus wanted to be when he was a little boy and how that would have changed Christmas for children around the world. Yo Ho Ho Merry Christmas is the fun and oft times crazy story of what would have happened if Santa grew up to be what he wanted to be as a little boy, a Pirate. Parents will have fun reading this with their kids and it is perfect for toddlers and beginning readers. The wonderful watercolor illustrations bring the story to life and transport the reader into a world of "what if".