Books with title The Best Christmas Present Ever

Squirrel is super excited: he’s been invited to Big Bear’s birthday party! Now he just has to find the perfect present for his friend—but what can you give a bear who already has EVERYTHING? Squirrel searches and searches and chooses . . . a stick! As Bear unwraps his stack of gifts Squirrel begins to worry: is it enough? But with a little imagination, and a good friend, even the simplest stick can become magical. This funny, heartwarming story of friendship is a great gift—and not just for bears!

Get ready to travel along to Bethlehem where a miracle is waiting to take place. There will be angels and shepherds and wise men just waiting to share in the event. Don't close your eyes for this surprise! God meant this gift for all the world to see. You wont have to wait for Santa to find out about The Best Christmas Present Ever. Making a lasting impression, author April McConnell Leland offers an endearing look into God's greatest gift, His son Jesus. This book is an eLIVE book, meaning each printed copy contains a special code redeemable for the free download of the audiobook version of the book.

Editorial Reviews From Booklist Ages 5^-7. Buster, a small white dog with a black patch over one eye, loves his life with Mr. Merriweather. One day, though, Mr. Merriweather gets taken away in an ambulance, and Buster feels confused and frightened--the same way he felt years earlier when he was abandoned by another family. Mr. Merriweather's grandchildren come to take Buster home with them, but he runs away, looking for his beloved friend and master. When the children find Buster, they comfort him, feed him treats, and take him home with them, where he lives happily ever after. The only reason this is a Christmas title at all is because on the last page, Mr. Merriweather comes to stay with his grandchildren, and the "special winter day" of his return is Christmas day. Kathy Broderick Product Description A sequel to The Dog Who Found Christmas follows former stray Buster, who is sent to stay with noisy relatives when his master falls ill, but who escapes with the intent of returning to his master by Christmas.

It’s the day before Christmas. Ceph is very sad because Ms. Hilda and Ms. Sasha are sick and staying home. He thinks it's the worst Christmas ever without them! Will Ms. Nancy, the substitute teacher, be able to turn this into the best Christmas ever?Appropriate for children ages three to eight years old, this book can be read to them or they can read it by themselves.