Books with title SANTA'S BIG BIG BOOK

Ho, ho, ho! Join Santa as he prepares for his big day! It’s Christmas eve in the North Pole, and Santa’s elves are busy making toys to deliver to good little girls and boys. The sled is all packed, and Santa and his reindeer are ready to go! Celebrate the holidays with this delightfully jolly rhyming story featuring a soft, plush finger puppet toy built into the book encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination, sensory and language development. Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun! Collect the entire series in the Finger Puppet Collection! Story entertains while teaching language patterns to babies and toddlers Adorable Santa puppet encourages interactive play between little ones and their grown-ups Soft plush and a rhyming story combine to provide both tactile and verbal learning opportunities Practice hand-eye coordination while enjoying together time A perfect Christmas stocking stuffer for kiddos!

This keepsake collection of Mary Engelbreit’s favorite Santa illustrations will delight friends and family for many Christmases to come.Mary Engelbreit knows that many of our dearest childhood memories are linked to Christmastime. Now, those memories, illustrated by one of America's favorite artists, are gathered in this Big Book of Santa. This special edition contains Mary's favorite Santa works of art. You don't have to be a child to appreciate the magic of Christmas. By recalling the joy and innocence of children, the excitement and activity of the preparations, and the true meaning of the season, Mary Engelbreit's art captures that we all hold dear.

A true giant of a board book at two feet high and more than a foot wide, this classic favorite offers twelve pages packed to bursting with the kind of details that toddlers love, featuring a different concept on each page. The illustrations are funny for the whole family, complete with jokes that range from the broadly funny to subtle and clever. Even the littlest of kids will get and giggle at them. This is a great value at any price!

This is a beautifully illustrated introduction to the magic of Christmas. This charming board book follows Santa as he flies through the night sky, tiptoes along the rooftops and leaves presents under the tree. There are five big Christmas presents to discover, each behind a shaped flap which lets you guess what the gift might be. The book also has die-cut holes to peep through in each page, revealing surprises when you turn over to find out what you were actually glimpsing through the hole.

It is impossible in our society to avoid explaining Santa Claus to our children. The author found that although there are many books describing Santa as though he were real, there were little or no resources for parents who chose not to perpetuate the Santa myth.This book was written both as a tool to tell her own daughter about Santa and as an aid to give parents a choice in what they choose to tell their children. This book is NOT suitable for parents who want their children to believe in Santa.

It is impossible in our society to avoid explaining Santa Claus to our children. The author found that although there are many books describing Santa as though he were real, there were little or no resources for parents who chose not to perpetuate the Santa myth. This book was written both as a tool to tell her own daughter about Santa and as an aid to give parents a choice in what they choose to tell their children. This book is NOT suitable for parents who want their children to believe in Santa.This version is written for the US and Canadian markets and so uses the terms Mom and Mommy.

It is impossible in our society to avoid explaining Santa Claus to our children. The author found that although there are many books describing Santa as though he were real, there were little or no resources for parents who chose not to perpetuate the Santa myth. This book was written both as a tool to tell her own daughter about Santa and as an aid to give parents a choice in what they choose to tell their children. This book is NOT suitable for parents who want their children to believe in Santa.This version is written for the US and Canadian markets and so uses the terms Mom and Mommy.