Books with title Remembering Peter Rabbit's Christmas

Peter Rabbit lives with his mother and three sisters Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton - tail down in a sand bank under a big fir tree. One day when Peter is outside exploring, he hears the bells of a beautiful red sleigh. A pretty little girl riding in the sleigh scoops Peter up and takes him for a ride which includes a visit to Santa's workshop. The mischief Peter gets into at Santa's workshop and how he gets home is a true Christmas adventure for the little rabbit.

A Children's Christmas Story :Remembering Peter Rabbit's Christmas (Illustrated) Rabbit is so full of mischief and up to his old tricks just a few days before Christmas. But what an adventure he has. . .Sleigh rides, Santa Clause, toys and presents for everyone! How can old Mother Rabbit stay mad at little Peter? A fun story that touches on every youngster's secret dream and wish to really meet Santa Clause! A great Christmas bedtime story for your young reader. Sure to become a favorite. Original story by Duff Graham, 1917. Collected, edited and designed and reprinted in print and digital by R.F. Gilmor and included in the Vintage Series. A favorite for little hands to hold and to love.

HENRY ALTEMUS, Philadelphia, 1917. Hardcover. Book Condition: Good. AUTHOR - Duff Graham. First Thus. 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" wide, 3/8" thick. **Copyrighted by Altemus in 1917, for the ORIGINAL PETER RABBIT Series !** First American Publisher's Pirated Beatrix Potter Tale of Peter Rabbit, Copyrighted by Altemus in 1917, done in Lavender grey boards with deep green, almost black, lettering & design; Nice Front Paste-on Illustration, and it is in GOOD Condition. Spine is in red linen. Edge and corner wear, Lightly soiled boards, solid spine. Complete with all 30 Color Plates, in 63 pages, Decorative end Papers. Ownership name penned on front flyleaf. Tight & Strong binder, pages have smudging from little fingers here and there. SCARCE EARLY AMERICAN PIRATED EDITION in GOOD CONDITION. No Dust Jacket. As Pictured

Peter Rabbit is full of mischief and up to his old tricks just a few days before Christmas. But what an adventure he has. Sleigh rides, Santa Clause, toys and presents for everyone! How can Old Mother Rabbit stay mad at little Peter. A fun story that touches on every youngster's secret dream and wish to really meet Santa Claus! A great Christmas bedtime story for your young reader. Sure to become a favorite.

The Christmas Tale of Peter Rabbit is a brand new story from Emma Thompson. It's the perfect Christmas tale, heart-warming, funny and exciting. In this story, Peter and his cousin Benjamin are on a mission to help a special friend from becoming Mr and Mrs McGregor's Christmas dinner. Will Peter and Benjamin be able to save him? Emma Thompson is an Oscar-winning screenwriter and actress who lives in London and Argyll. Her previous Further Tale of Peter Rabbit was published in 2012 and featured in the New York Times Bestseller list twice.

Upset with the news Mama and Papa told them one evening at supper, Jenny and Stella Rose couldn't believe they weren't going to have a Christmas this year. The year 1935, the great depression gripped Chicago and the entire nation. Many families were having a difficult time making ends meet. Christmas was easily an expense they could ignore. Or could they? Together somehow Jenny and Stella Rose maintained a happy outlook. In spite of the dire circumstances, they were able to keep the spirit of Christmas and Santa Claus alive in their hearts and mind. They happily took part in all the happy festivities that were happening around them during this Happy Holiday Season. Jenny and Stella Rose participated in all the activities at school, at church, with neighbors and friends, never losing their anticipation of Christmas. In spite of Mama and Papa's news, will Jenny and Stella Rose, celebrate a Christmas after all?

PETER RABBIT'S CHRISTMAS - ILLUSTRATED EDITION - BY DUFF GRAHAMPeter Rabbit is full of mischief and up to his old tricks just a few days before Christmas. But what an adventure he has. Join little Peter as he meets Santa Clause, takes a sleigh ride and gets presents for everyone! How can Old Mother Rabbit stay mad at little Peter? A fun story that touches on every youngster's secret dream and wish to really meet Santa Clause! A charming Christmas bedtime story. Recommended by The Gunston Trust for Nonviolence in Children's Literature. Ages 4 - 8.