Books with title Pinky The Christmas Penguin

Once upon a time lived a group of five little penguins. They loved Christmas more than anything! They all teamed up and decided to share the magic of Christmas with everyone they came in contact with, even Grumpy (the eldest penguin). Join the fun with the Christmas penguins! This audiobook is especially great for bedtime stories, traveling, waiting rooms, and listening aloud with friends and family! Are you looking for a children's book that is highly entertaining, great for early readers, and is jam-packed with fun Christmas stories, activities, and more? This children's audiobook has it all! Story List and Activities: Penguins Christmas Just for Fun Activity The Merry Christmas Tree Singing Christmas Carols Just for Fun Activity Christmas Gifts Just for Fun Activity Christmas Celebration Just for Fun Activity

In this heartwarming holiday story, a Christmas penguin's wish comes true when he helps Santa recover a bag of toys."Dear Santa,"wrote Rollie,"I know penguins don't fly.But I sure wish that Icould give it a try."Rollie the penguin has a special Christmas wish: He wants to be able to fly! On Christmas Eve, Santa asks him to help deliver the toys. But when a bag falls from the sleigh, Santa fears that the bag is lost forever.Then Rollie "flies" through the water and retrieves the bag of toys. Santa is proud of Rollie, and Rollie realizes that penguins do indeed fly--in their own special way.

Pippin the pig shows the boasting barn animals that giving of yourself is the best Christmas gift of all.Tomorrow is Christmas, and all the animals are boasting to little Pippin the pig about the important gifts their VERY-great-grandparents gave to the special baby that was born in a stable long ago. When Pippin wants to know what the pigs gave, the animals scoff - what could a pig have given a holy child? Dejected, Pippin heads out alone into a raging snow storm. There he meets a lost mother and baby, and leads them to the warmth of the barn. And in caring for this family in need, the animals see that giving of yourself is the best Christmas gift of all.

On a wintry night, all the barn animals reminisce about what important roles their great-great-great grandparents had played at the manger when a special child was born.Pippin the pig--whose ancestors weren't there―doesn't know this most familiar of Christmas stories and keeps asking questions. "What baby?" "What child?" The other animals ignore her; after all, she's only a pig. But Pippin eventually saves the day when a woman with her young child gets lost in a snowstorm and needs help. Werner Zimmermann's warm illustrations capture the animals emotions perfectly and make this a Christmas story to treasure forever.