Books with title The Reindeer

With just days before Christmas this reindeer must find a way to make things right. In doing so the Bad Reindeer makes a mess of things and starts a Christmas tradition that will be passed down from generation to generation. In whimsical, laugh out loud, moments readers will learn about actions and consequences as they meet Fawb, a reindeer who will become a cherished friend.

From best-selling author Holly Webb comes a gorgeous wintery story of a very special friendship, just in time for Christmas.One Christmas, Lotta is visiting her great-grandmother in Norway. Soon, she finds herself drawn into a magical adventure - travelling by sledge, herding reindeer from the snowy mountains to the summer pastures. But when a mother reindeer is lost, Lotta must find her before her calf starves...Fans of Holly Webb's The Snow Bear will delight in this beautiful winter's tale set in snowy Norway. A beautiful tale that would make a lovely Christmas present or stocking filler for any fan of Holly Webb's Animal Stories.

Reindeer are migrating masters whose hooves change to tackle the different seasons of their Arctic home! In winter, hard, fur-covered hooves protect their feet from the snow and cold. As the ground thaws, their hooves become soft to make walking much easier. Travel across the northernmost biome and learn about the many adaptations of reindeer in this low-level title.

What happens when a storybook character encounters the illustrator who drew him—and talks back? In this imaginative series, four animals engage with the illustrator’s hand in amusing—and sometimes infuriating!—ways. These interactive stories, featuring bold graphics that will appeal to artists and art teachers, are excellent read-aloud books for young children. Rudy the Reindeer is out strolling when he stumbles upon a pencil, and ultimately, his illustrator. Delighted, Rudy asks the artist for a comforting drawing, but the artist chooses instead to tease his young friend. The sulky reindeer perks up when the artist finally reveals a surprise: a jolly visitor, who even offers Rudy a job!

Santa is remodeling the old reindeer clubhouse. But where can all the reindeer stay during construction? Santa needs help!Dancer, Prancer, and Rudolph are all going to a spa in Finland. Now boB, a happy-go-lucky, ambitionless reindeer who doesn’t have a care in the world, is the last one who needs a home. Unfortunately boB has a few unusual habits that make him hard to place—like snoring loudly, making a mess with his toys, and sneezing all over the towels. Will the unusual reindeer ever find a welcoming spot to lay his furry head?In this delightful children’s book, Santa asks for help finding a home for a quirky reindeer with silly habits. And Santa is frantic to find him a foster home. Will YOU help Santa?

In this delightful original story, readers learn how Santa chose reindeer as the animals that would pull his sleigh. “Morozumi’s sumptuous, textured watercolors feature earthy winter tones with splashes of holiday reds and greens. Her scenes depicting the flying animals’ mishaps portray just the right touch of humor without becoming slapstick.”--Publishers Weekly

From best-selling author Holly Webb comes a gorgeous wintery story of a very special friendship, just in time for Christmas. One Christmas, Lotta is visiting her great-grandmother in Norway. Soon, she finds herself drawn into a magical adventure - travelling by sledge, herding reindeer from the snowy mountains to the summer pastures. But when a mother reindeer is lost, Lotta must find her before her calf starves...Fans of Holly Webb's The Snow Bear will delight in this beautiful winter's tale set in snowy Norway. A beautiful tale that would make a lovely Christmas present or stocking filler for any fan of Holly Webb's Animal Stories.

An illustrated Christmas story for the whole family.In the great frozen North, two small cabins sit at the end of a snow-covered valley. In one of the cabins, lives a young elf that has been badly injured and now lies near death. During normal weather, Santa's North Pole city is a good four-hour walk to the cabins. Alas, a terrible storm has raged over the valley for days. The snow, driving winds, and bitter cold are so intense that even Santa and his reindeer can not travel to the injured elf. He is helpless in the face of the storm's power. Santa must come up with a way to get the magic healing dust to the young elf, but how? Finally, he sees a small wooden reindeer built by the elves and comes up with an idea that mightjust work.