Books with title Little Christmas Tree: Open and Stand Up the Tree!

Christmas trees bring joy and delight to families all over the world. Everyone has memories of a magnificent family Christmas tree or one of the huge trees towering in the square in his or her hometown. There’s even a Christmas tree at the White House! Scrubby, a little pine tree at the Christmas tree farm, knows he will never get to go to the White House or any other special place. He isn’t a Fraser fir or a Colorado blue spruce. He’s just a scrub pine. He’s so little and scrawny that no family would ever pick him for their tree. Although King, the crow, assures him that he has his own special purpose, Scrubby can’t block out the jeers of the other trees. Maybe they’re right. Maybe he is useless. But Scrubby’s friends—Kels, the ladybug, and Hunter, the farmer’s son—see that he is special after all. In this holiday story, the two show Scrubby that he doesn’t have to be like all the other trees to be special. It’s his unique qualities that will make people take notice. When Scrubby receives some very important visitors, he finally finds his own surprising purpose.

“Deep in the forest, one dark night, it was so cold the stars were shivering in the sky . . .” A dark storm is brewing, and the woodland animals sense danger. The grand, proud trees―oak, sycamore, and birch―are determined to fight the wind. But the humble little fir tree knows that it is more important to shelter the frightened birds and animals. When the storm wreaks destruction, she alone is unharmed. And far away, that very night, a baby is born in a manger. The angels who herald the baby’s birth scatter shimmering stars as they pass the forest. On which tree do the stars rest? The little fir tree, the one who had shown love. This beautiful Christmas tale contains a timeless message of the proud humbled and the humble blessed and is told with exquisite pictures of the woodland animals and a sparkly surprise at the end!

Deep in the forest, one dark night, it was so cold the stars were shivering in the sky...' A dark storm is brewing, and the woodland animals sense danger. The grand, proud trees, oak, sycamore and birch, are determined to fight the storm wind. But the little fir tree knows that it is more important to shelter the frightened birds and animals. When the storm wreaks destruction, she alone is unharmed. And far away, that very night, a baby is born in a manger. The angels who herald the baby's birth scatter shimmering stars as they pass the forest. On which tree do the stars rest? The little fir tree, the one who had shown love. A beautiful picture book with a sparkly surprise on the last page!

Winter is here, and the little fir tree stands lonely in the forest. Then, the little woodland animals realize that the tree is exactly what they need for a perfect Christmas. Extra-thick and super-sturdy board books that make up the Holidays in 3D series encourage toddlers to enjoy themselves when they celebrate favorite holidays or have winter outdoor fun. Each front cover's bright illustration has layered sections that lend a three-dimensional effect to details in the cheerful pictures. Kids will love the vivid illustrations and merry stories, and parents will appreciate the books' rounded corners for safety.

Winter is here, and the little fir tree stands lonely in the forest. Then, the little woodland animals realize that the tree is exactly what they need for a perfect Christmas. Extra-thick and super-sturdy board books that make up the Holidays in 3D series encourage toddlers to enjoy themselves when they celebrate favorite holidays or have winter outdoor fun. Each front cover's bright illustration has layered sections that lend a three-dimensional effect to details in the cheerful pictures. Kids will love the vivid illustrations and merry stories, and parents will appreciate the books' rounded corners for safety.

Millions of people know Ken Delo from his more than forty years as one of the singing Stars of 'The Lawrence Welk Show' every week on TV; one of the longest-running shows in the history of television. We are proud to present Ken's latest book 'The Ugly Little Christmas Tree', this delightful and charming story with a moral; a story that will leave you with a warm heart. 'The Ugly Little Christmas Tree' is a story for all ages, from 4 years to 94 years-plus!'

"Deep in the forest, one dark night, it was so cold that the stars were shivering in the sky " A dark storm is brewing, and the woodland creatures sense danger. The grand, proud trees—the oak, sycamore, and birch—are determined to fight the storm. But the humble little fir tree knows that it is more important to shelter the frightened birds and animals. When the storm wreaks destruction, she alone is unharmed. And far away, that very night, a baby is born in a manger. The angels who herald the baby’s birth scatter shimmering stars as they pass over the forest. On which tree do the stars rest? The little fir tree, the one who had shown love.