Books with title The Biggest Smallest Christmas Present

Oh, no! It’s nearly Christmas and Bear has forgotten to get a present for his best friend, Squirrel. Now he has only four days to create an extra-special gift. But it turns out that Bear isn’t very good at making things: his sweater’s badly knit, his painting is terrible, and his chair breaks. If he puts them all together, though, he just might come up with the best present ever . . . This funny, charming sequel to The Best Birthday Present Ever! has a satisfying message about using our imagination to enjoy the simple things around us.

It's Christmas and Bear wants to give his best friend Squirrel an extra special present. So he decides to make him a gift. Except Bear isn't very good at making things. Everything he tries is a disaster. He can't give Squirrel a badly knitted jumper, a terrible painting or a broken rocking chair. But maybe if he puts them together they might turn out to be the best Christmas present ever . . .The Best Christmas Present Ever! by author and illustrator Ben Mantle, is a funny, charming sequel to The Best Birthday Present Ever! The perfect gift for Christmas -- and not just for squirrels!

The Best Christmas Present Ever! Is the first book of the Adventures With Spikes series. After a young 4 year old girl receives a special Siberian Husky stuffed animal, it quickly becomes her best friend taking him everywhere with her. This fun series takes place over 16 years as this young girl grows up becoming a young adult, yet she still makes sure to pack her favorite stuffed animal. Her best bud is by her side through fun things like her first day of school to the not so fun things like her parents being separated and having two homes. These adventures (good and bad) are so relate-able any child will be able to find comfort in knowing they are not alone in these types of situations. Moms, Dads, Grandmas and Grandpas will have fun sharing these books with their children and grandchildren as they re-experience their childhood and all the special first things in life. Especially if they had a favorite stuffed animal and maybe still have it. Not only is this a fun yet educational series, the illustrations are fun and colorful and go hand in hand in telling a fantastic story! Join us as we take on adventures of big and small.

Mabel Martin’s parents have given her two choices—become the mail order bride to a Mr. James Carter in California, or give up her inheritance and live in poverty in her hometown. So soon, she is on train headed west, to a dusty little town in Arizona. Mabel is accustomed to a life of privilege and wealth, and is not all at happy with the weather-beaten farmhouse and lack of luxury. James Carter has made a fortune in the silver mines, but he prefers a simple life. A kind and intelligent man, he is known for his generous nature, and is loved by the town. But when James announces a Christmas party to help welcome Mabel to town, she is not pleased. What kind of party can they have out here, in the desert, with a group of strangers in the house? But the holiday spirit can find us, wherever we are. And sometimes, so can love.

Papa says “No Christmas tree this year,” because the family is going to be away from home visiting grandparents.Mama is frazzled because the family has just moved into a new house in a foreign country and she needs to find the dishes, not the Christmas ornaments. But ten-year-old Jack and four-year-old Maria know what is truly important about celebrating Christmas and get some help from a tree with a mind of its own.

I have a little secret to tell you that not many people know. Something that maybe your mum and dad don't even know! You see, at the very moment you were born, Santa allocated you an elf. It's true! Your very own elf who watches to see when you have been naughty and nice. Every year, just before Christmas, your elf reports to Santa so he can decide what presents you can have from your list. Yet there are some people that don't believe in Santa. I know, I know, it's crazy... but it's true! Once those people stop believing in Santa, then their elf's are sent away from the North Pole and only allowed back when they start to believe in him again. Gabriel the Elf is very worried. His child is beginning to think that Santa isn't real. Gabriel the Elf doesn't want to be banished from all his friends at the North Pole, so what can he do? There is only one thing he can do. He must prove that Santa is real.