Books with title Rocky Mountain Night Before Christmas

-New York Times Book Review The Rocky Mountains come alive on a cold Christmas Eve as a cowboy makes his way home. Upon arrival, he spies a big, fat red feller on the rooftop of his cabin and lassoes the suspected cattle rustler. Ordinarily, fate would have dictated dire consequences, but childhood memories reveal the stranger as Santa Claus and the two reunite. The pair bask in the warmth of the cabin as the cowboy tells of his Rocky Mountain days. He lives a hard life on the Western frontier but would never consider anything else. When Santa takes flight to continue his journey, he leaves behind a package to ease his new friend's troubles along with a wish: May your trail be easy and your burden be light! A new twist on Clement C. Moore's classic Christmas poem, this book plays off of its Rocky Mountain setting and the drawling dialect characteristic of the area. Rocky Mountain Night Before Christmas is a welcome addition to any collection of Christmas tales and legends.

This beautifully illustrated Christmas Story takes us on a journey through the starlit skies of Bethlehem. Marvel with Shepherds as you behold hundreds of Angels singing songs of sweet celebration. Something wonderful is about to happen! Night Before Christmas is a faith-based rendition of the classic Twas' The Night Before Christmas. Discover the wonder and thrill of the very first Christmas Eve.

The classic Christmas poem is illustrated in a style little ones will love. This sweet update of a beloved tradition is sure to fill any child's eyes with wonder and their dreams with sugarplums. From the adorable reindeer pulling the sleigh to the almost-plush-looking Santa, the lighthearted style of Janet Samuel's illustrations will delight youngsters and their families. A special flocking treatment and glitter on the cover draws in the eye and will be fun for children to touch. Ages 2-5.

D.P. Carroll’s compilation of “Night Before Christmas Family Edition” will become the favorite book for your family to be read. After finding the 1902 version in the Carroll family library, this edition became a cherished part of the “Christmas Carroll” family tradition. Each Grandpa has taken great pride in reading it aloud to his children, their children and the children at church. America’s favorite Christmas story is read to children all over the World. Clement Clarke Moore (1779 - 1863) wrote a Christmas poem for his children titled; “A Visit from St. Nicholas" in 1822 which later became; “Twas the Night before Christmas”. Prior to the creation of this story Santa Claus had never been associated with a sleigh or reindeer's! W.W. Denslow (1856-1915) was a unique artist that created the original characters of L. Frank Baum’s; “Wizard of Oz”, as well as other children’s favorites. In 1902, Denslow created his own version called; “Denslow’s Night Before Christmas”, and hand lettered each word to accompany his creative illustrations of the most famous night of the year. Now the Third Edition of “Night Before Christmas Family Edition” will become a family tradition for you to share with your family and friends. Make Santa’s favorite recipes and record your favorite Christmas memories. For over one hundred years, from our family to yours, Blessings for your family and remember the reason for the Season. God Bless.