A Teddy Bear Christmas

Fired by Hitler's ambition to establish the world's finest museums and galleries in his hometown of Linz, Austria, the Nazis systematically looted Europe's most important and priceless art collections. Much loot was recovered at war's end, but vast quantities disappeared again. To this day, survivors and their families who suffered the loss of their collections remain impoverished and empty-handed.The Lost Masters is the most up-to-date account of the tragic looting of Europe and the victims' attempts to reclaim the precious art heritage.

This classic holiday book about an astounding adventure with teddy bears makes a perfect gift for kids 5 - 7 years old. A beautiful reminder that Christmas is about more than just receiving gifts. It’s about togetherness and community It's Christmas Eve, and the teddy bears have a secret plan. One by one they disappear from houses and shop windows. They gather at the stroke of midnight before setting out on their mysterious errands. Where could they be going? What could they be up to? Children can help solve the mystery as they follow the bears from house to house, as they complete their mission to remind everyone of the true spirit of Christmas.

Photographs of the Kissenbear Family of teddy bears illustrate the well-known poem about an important Christmas visitor.

If you go down in the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise, because ... today's the day that the Teddy Bears have their Christmas.

Teddy Bear excitedly prepares for Christmas by writing a letter to Santa, singing carols, decorating a tree, making cards, and watching for Santa's sleigh.

With black button eyes, a little black nose, and a blue ribbon around his neck, Teddy looks a lot like the other teddy bears who are waiting in Santas workshop for their new homes. But instead of being black, brown, or white like most bears, Teddy is the one and only purple bear.

Poems and photographs bring the teddy bears' celebration of Christmas to us, revealing their preparations, Santa's visit, and their enjoyment of the gifts.