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Make and Play: Nativity
Nosy Crow, Joey Chou
Hardcover (Nosy Crow, Sept. 19, 2017)With twenty easy-to-assemble press-out pieces as well as the narrative, this book includes everything you need to bring the Christmas story to life. A perfect gift for the holiday season!
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Make and Play: Nativity
Joey Chou
Board book (Nosy Crow Ltd, )None
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Make and Play Nativity
Bethan James, Estelle Corke
Board book (B&H Kids, )None
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Make & Play Nativity
Samantha Hilton
Paperback (Arcturus Publishing Ltd, Aug. 15, 2017)None
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Make & Play Nativity: Press-out and play nativity scene
Samantha Hilton
Board book (Arcturus Publishing Limited, Sept. 1, 2017)This board book tells the story of Jesus’ birth and allows readers to make their own beautiful Nativity models. The models are easy to slot together and sturdy enough to play with, and the story is perfect for children and adults to read together. A great introduction to the Nativity story for children ages 2 and up.
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Nativity Play
Nick Butterworth
Paperback (Yearling, Sept. 1, 1991)Sam and his sister join their classmates in putting on a school nativity play, appearing as shepherds, animals, and Wise Men to tell the story of the birth of Christ.
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Make and Play
Tony Potter, Catherine Bruzzche, Clare Beaton
Paperback (Zigzag Publishing Ltd, Aug. 15, 1994)None
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Nativity: A play.
John W. Cross
(, Dec. 14, 2017)Concept: To illustrate the Nativity of Jesus Christ, the story is told in modern terms, just as painters have traditionally illustrated the Bible with familiar scenes, architecture and faces.Synopsis: The story is told in the form of letters from Jesus' mother, Mary, caring for the baby Jesus in Egypt to her cousin, Beth, back home. The story that is told is basically the regular Bible story, but the places and the occupations of the characters are varied to make the modern situation more convincing.
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Nativity: A play.
John W. Cross
(Independently published, Dec. 15, 2017)Concept: To illustrate the Nativity of Jesus Christ, the story is told in modern terms, just as painters have traditionally illustrated the Bible with familiar scenes, architecture and faces. Synopsis: The story is told in the form of letters from Jesus' mother, Mary, caring for the baby Jesus in Egypt to her cousin, Beth, back home. The story that is told is basically the regular Bible story, but the places and the occupations of the characters are varied to make the modern situation more convincing.