Children S Christmas Stories And Poems

A shortened version of Dicken's "A Christmas Carol" is accompanied by Christmas stories, poems, and songs

This edition includes the following stories and poems for children: The Night Before Christmas. The Night After Christmas Santa Claus Does Not Forget. The Fairy Christmas. The Ball Game. Christmas Day. The Dolls' Christmas Party. Grandma's Christmas Gifts. Mama's Happy Christmas. The Christmas Carol Of The Birds. A Turkey For One. Little Christmas Carollers. What Happened Christmas Eve. Susy's Christmas Present. Santa Claus's Letter. A Ragged Christmas Feast.

A charming anthology of stories, lyrics and poems. "A Visit from St. Nicholas," "The Twelve Days of Christmas," much more.

Step into the enchanting world of "Christmas Stories & Poems," a heart-warming compilation of short stories and poems that promises to wrap your family in the warm embrace of holiday cheer. This delightful book is a treasure trove of festive magic, carefully crafted to captivate readers of all ages and create cherished moments of togetherness during the most wonderful time of the year. Embark on a journey through the snowy landscapes of imagination with each turn of the page. The book unfolds like a cosy quilt, revealing a patchwork of whimsical tales and joyous poems that twinkle with the spirit of the season. From mischievous elves crafting holiday mischief to the antics of talking snowmen, every story is a snowflake in a blizzard of delightful narratives. The first chapter, "Winter Wonderland Whimsies," invites readers to frolic in a snowy dreamscape, where each story unfolds like a delicate snowfall, leaving behind a blanket of warmth and wonder. The characters, whether mischievous elves, talking animals, or kind-hearted snowmen, bring the magic of Christmas to life in each tale. In "Merry Melodies and Rhymes," the second chapter, festive poems dance off the pages like sugarplum fairies, capturing the rhythm and joy of the season. From the laughter of children to the twinkle of fairy lights, the verses echo the melody of family traditions and the timeless magic of Christmas. The third chapter, "Yuletide Yarns by the Fireside," offers heart-warming narratives that embrace the essence of family, love, and the joy of giving. Each story is a flickering flame in the fireplace of holiday traditions, warming the hearts of readers with tales of kindness, generosity, and the simple pleasures of togetherness. As you journey through these pages, you'll encounter the spirit of Christmas embodied in every story and poem. "Christmas Stories & Poems" is not just a book; it's a celebration of family, laughter, and the magical moments that make the holiday season truly special. Share this collection with your loved ones, and let its warmth fill your home with the glow of a thousand twinkling lights and the timeless magic of Christmas.

Santa Claus’ Sweetheart is a short children’s book by Imogen Clark written and published in 1906. At Terry O’ Connor’s birth it was believed he was blessed by the fairies. But so too had the wicked fairy visited the new-born’s cradle where she wreaked her evil will so that the little child grew to be a man with a happy-go-lucky demeanour but who was known through the countryside as a good-for-naught. On his way home from the tavern one Christmas eve, Terry shivered momentarily under his furs, even though he was so well wrapped up that the cold should have been powerless to reach him. “Hi, there, me byes!” he shouted at his team as he drove his sleigh towards home and warmth and breaking into song. Suddenly he broke off in his song, and his fingers closed tightly over the slack reins; the horses felt the authoritative touch and came to an instant standstill. There in the road in front of him stood a child who levelled her gaze at him. He stared into a child’s eager face. Then she spoke and said, “Are you Santa Claus?” she demanded with bated breath. Before he had time to answer Terry’s life had been changed without him knowing it. But just how had the life of this wastrel been changed this cold Christmas eve? Well you’ll have to download and read this book to find out how! The ideal book for a young reader about to embark on their reading adventure. 10% of the profit from the sale of this book will be donated to charities. =============== Keywords/Tags: Santa Claus Sweetheart, Christmas, children’s book, Imogen Clark, magic, wonder, children’s story, Christmas story, sleigh, horses, cold, Santa Claus, Enter, Ride Together, Exit, Christmas Eve, Thornby’s, Peace of God, Christmas Day, sleigh bells, forest, Narcisse, Vélin, Wistar’s tavern, shantymen, shacks, Baptiste, famous, story-teller, Danny, Whitefoot, glee, happiness, joy, Pierre, doctor, Mr. Higgins,

What would a child do if they found their childhood toys lying in the street? Act selfishly? Miss Terry had tossed each toy one by one to the snowy sidewalk in front of her house. But her heart is moved when she sees the Christmas Angel kicked aside. Remembering all the years it graced her family mantel, she rushes to rescue it. Back inside, the Christmas Angel comes to life, and reveals the actual destiny for each toy, and for Miss Terry, something she could have never imagined. "The Christmas Angel," part of the Focus on the Family Great Stories collection, includes an in-depth introduction and discussion questions by Joe Wheeler. It is a stirring reminder of what really matters at Christmas and throughout the year. ============== TAGS/KEYWORDS: Christmas Angel, Miss, Terry, Christmas, Angel, little, Mary, eyes, doll, Angelina, street, Tom, Miranda, Norah, child, girl, believe, fire, window, children, Eve, drew, draw, poor, spirit, ark, make, mother, candles, Flanton, package, happy, snow, Terry, to-night, toys, pretty, Beautiful, singing, Dog, heartfelt, hung, Ornaments, Sam, Fiddlestick, Joe, block, Cooper, Johnnie, library, rose, tears, told, silk, wicked, angel, Aunt, Bob, bonnet, Sammy, ashamed, baby, Santa Claus, Play Box, Jack-in-the-Box, Flanton Dog, Noah's Ark, Jack, Christmas Candle, Abbie Farwell Brown,

Herein are 32 Victorian Christmas poems and stories for children. The 16 stories are drawn from that bountiful library of French, Spanish and English authors, stories like: THE CHRISTMAS CUCKOO, THE LOUIS-D'OR, THE PRINCESS AND THE RAGAMUFFIN and THE YULE LOG. There are even three relatively unknown Christmas stories from the pen of Charles Dickens. The 16 Christmas poems are an extract from THE BELLS OF CHRISTMAS by various poets collated by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith originally published in 1906 with poems like Let the Holly Be Hung by Frank Dempster Sherman, The Adoration of the Wise Men by Cecil Frances Alexander and The Christmas Silence by Margaret Deland. So download and read this volume of festive goodwill which brings out the real meaning of Christmas.