Books with title Santa's Helpers

Children's Book: Santa's Little HelpersBedtime Stories for KidsSanta needs Sammy and turkey's help in the North Pole. When the two friends arrive at Santa's workshop, they discover a note left by Santa, which has a list of jobs for Sammy and turkey. Will they be able to complete the list before Christmas? Read the book to find out! This is a read aloud kids book and is easy to read. The target age range audience is for toddlers, preschool and young children. This is a book that any child will love, especially at bedtime. It is suitable for parents to read to their children. Grandparents will definitely enjoy reading this book to their grandchildren. Read this children's book FREE as part of your PRIME or Kindle Unlimited membership!

The Stories About Santa's Helpers! Sammy and Tammy (Santa's special Christmas elves) have the toughest job in all the North Pole, besides Santa's job, of course. They are Santa's executive helper elves. When children ask for special gifts that can't be made by Santa or the elves, it's their job to find a way to make their wish come true! These stories are great for early and beginning listeners, listening aloud at home, and bedtime stories. These stories are great for quick bedtime stories and cute tales to be listened to with friends and family! Fun for the entire family! These special Christmas stories are sure to get you and your family in the Christmas spirit. Story List & Activities: The Case of the Missing Voice The Proof is in the Pudding Pool Little Brother The Weight of Christmas Christmas from Space Best-Selling Children's Book Author, Arnie Lightning Scroll up and buy to make some special Christmas memories with your child! MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

The Little People -- friends are ready for adventure in an paperback storybook that details all the fun of the Christmas season-writing to Santa, baking Christmas cookies, picking the perfect gift, and more! This adorable book is a charming addition to any toddlers holiday book list!Book Details:Format: PaperbackPublication Date: 10/1/2013Pages: 24Reading Level: Age 2 and Up

There's a flashing Santa on the loose, jingling his bells at unsuspecting holiday shoppers. Since Charlie is currently on her boss's naughty list, she must go undercover as an elf to try and track this wayward Santa down. This means that at the jolliest time of year, Charlie will be reunited with her greatest enemy: retail.Meanwhile, she must also try to find presents that don't suck for all her friends and family. And speaking of family, there's one more thing that's adding to the stress of this Christmas – Harcourt, the high-ranking cop that Charlie is sure is corrupt, has reopened the investigation into her brother's disappearance.There is not enough rum in all the Christmas cakes in the world to make this holiday merry.

See Santa's busy elves at work and play in this fun Christmas adventure! Peek inside Santa's workshop in this fun winter adventure! Sturdy shaped pages reveal busy elves and flying reindeer, and the sweet rhyming story gives readers a glimpse into the tinsel-hanging, present-making, snowman-building preparations for a fun Christmas season! So what are Santa's Little Helpers up to? Come inside and see!

Santa's Helpers is written in a traditional vein - no Santas swimming off Miami Beach or attending conferences in Las Vegas or Monte Carlo. No, this is an old-fashion, family-friendly story that will warm your heart and enrich your Christmas Holidays for years to come. Beautifully printed in two-colors on high-quality speckeled brown paper. Spiral bound, 30-pages (including cover), eighteen delightful illustrations, and three gatefold pages for added enjoyment. The story answers four questions: 1: Why is Santa's beard artifical? Answer: Santa's beard is real! But because newly appointed Santa's Helpers don't always have nice full beards, the Elves make beards for them to wear until they can grow one that Santa approves of. 2: Why are some toys made by toy companies like Tonka, Fisher Price and Mattel? The elves can't keep up with production, so Santa contracts out for many of the toys -- always, however, under his close supervision. 3: How does Santa know where everyone lives? He uses a computer, and 4: Why are there so many Santas? Well, it was Mrs. Clause's idea, but Santa didn't come to the decision to run a Help Wanted ad until thinking about it over night.