Books with title Brian and the Christmas Box

Brian the T-Rex has big plans this Christmas. He has decided to give the perfect present to each of his friends, but he’s going to need some extra help. What would you give to a Triceratops who likes computers and math? Or to a Pterodactyl who likes to fly as fast as she can? Help Brian give the perfect gift to each of his friends, and find out what happens when Brian gets a gift that he wasn’t expecting.This is a fun and exciting book designed to teach kids about empathy and the value of gratitude.(Age Recommended 3-8)

When Brian goes for a walk one day and hears a dog crying he turns to Blue Butterfly to find out what is wrong. Join him as he learns about giving to those less fortunate at Christmas and why it is better than any gift he could receive. The twenty first book in the series of the Adventures of Brian, a therapeutic children's book collection helping children to resolve thoughts, worries and fears, More details available at www.adventuresofbrian.co.uk

This children's tale follows an Arctic Fox as he travels across the arctic to deliver a gift to a Polar Bear which was delivered incorrectly and ultimately is a story of friendship and kindness. Along the way he meets many animals native to the arctic and surrounding areas who guide Little Fox in the right direction to help him deliver the present to Ted the Polar Bear before Christmas day.

This children's tale follows an Arctic Fox as he travels across the arctic to deliver a gift to a Polar Bear which was delivered incorrectly and ultimately is a story of friendship and kindness. Along the way he meets many animals native to the arctic and surrounding areas who guide Little Fox in the right direction to help him deliver the present to Ted the Polar Bear before Christmas day.

Brian the T-Rex has big plans this Christmas. He has decided to give the perfect present to each of his friends, but he’s going to need some extra help. What would you give to a Triceratops who likes computers and math? Or to a Pterodactyl who likes to fly as fast as she can? Help Brian give the perfect gift to each of his friends, and find out what happens when Brian gets a gift that he wasn’t expecting.This is a fun and exciting book designed to teach kids about empathy and the value of gratitude.(Age Recommended 3-8)

Ava is a clever penguin in this adorable Christmas book for young children. Ava and the Christmas Bell is filled with delightful holiday characters: jolly elves, busy snowmen, helpful reindeer, happy bears, festive owls, flying angels, joyful carolers, and, of course, Santa Claus! Told with colorful illustrations and lighthearted rhymes, children have fun developing essential pre-reading skills necessary for success in school. It makes a great gift for any child, but especially for an “Ava” because she is the star of this book, and her name is featured throughout. Pair with companion coloring book, Ava and the Christmas Bell & Ava and the Mystery of the Missing Bear Coloring Book for an extra special gift! Note that this book is available with many other popular names!

A 2-5 year old version. Brian and the Christmas Sparkle is the fifteenth book in the Adventures of Brian series. We join Brian as he looks at the sky wondering why it is so white, Blue Butterfly explains the concept of snowing Brian sits in anticipation of the snowflakes... a heart warming story about Brian's biggest Christmas Wish....These therapeutic children's books support children to resolve their thoughts, worries and fears through the use of metaphorical storytelling which allows children to reprogram their subconscious reactions to situations and find inner peace in times that cause difficulty or worry. Each book in the collection supports a different situation, issue or thought in a supportive and delicate way through the safe and non-intrusive power of stories. Each book combines both the wonders of a lovely story with these special writing techniques so that they can be enjoyed by the whole family, and they can be enjoyed even if the issue being discussed is not experienced. A Christmas story for all the family, no matter how young or old.

A Christmas story for primary school teachers and children from 7 to 11, to be read out loud or quietly to themselves.A child shows her grandfather the shoe box filled with presents to be sent to a child in need at Christmas. It reminds granddad of the harsh times of the Second World War, a mother about to give birth and the Christmas present her husband had left for her before he went to war – a story he shares with his granddaughter.This story was featured on Radio Merseyside on Christmas Day 2010, and has been read and enjoyed by many children in schools in Cheshire.