Frosty

When Frosty the Snowman was introduced in 1950 in a recording by Gene Autry, it became an instant hit. Since then, its popularity has only grown, making Frosty one of the most recognized and beloved characters ever created. This padded board book edition features the lyrics of the classic song, allowing children to follow along as Frosty comes to life and joyfully marches throughout town. With illustrations from the iconic TV special, this addition to the Frosty brand is bound to become a holiday favorite.

Based on the musical composition and subsequent television program, Frosty the Snowman. Frosty, brought to life by an old silk hat, has great fun playing with the children who built him.

Everyone believed the story that Mr. and Mrs. Frosty had lived happily ever after, but it was all a bunch of ice snowballs, a story that had been created by none other than Santa himself, his brother-in-law. It’s true that Frosty had been married, but he had caught shifters Dancer and Donner taking his wife for some wild rides. No, Frosty had divorced his wife, started his business, Frosty Inc. while burying himself in work. With those striking blue eyes, he had plenty of interested women, but it wasn’t until she stepped into his office to see his replacement assistant that Frosty realized what he’d been missing. Holly Berry, a full-figured, curvy woman with dark red-brown hair and the biggest doe-like brown eyes he had ever seen, came into his office and inserted Christmas all throughout the building, bringing treats for all, including him. Could he get over the hurt of the past and embrace Holly’s gift or would she flee him as Christmas spirit had every year?

FOREWORD Where does the word death come from anyway? Why do we call it death and what makes people dead? They are more alive than we are. Weve all heard the expression, It was like hugging a dead tree. Well, some people who are living are deador seem like they are. Why are we so afraid of death? Is it the word deaththe way it feels on our tongue or the way the word death feels to us? Why are we not able to celebrate our loved ones transition into a higher level of being? Is it only because we think we are being separated from themthat they are being ripped away from us? But just because we think they aredoes that mean that they actually are? Joy is for the living, and transitioning into spirit is euphoric with joy. This book is about connecting with those that we love. Its about realizing that we are still connected and always can be. Its about believing in our loved ones love for us, and that they have transitioned to help us and to teach us about being more in our hearts. All we have to do is stopjust stop, and listen, using our hearts instead of our minds. Just stop, then listen. Can you hear them?

Model Sarya Browning spends the Christmas holidays at a famous ski lodge, Snake Pit Resort, with her friends. Little does she know that the gods have something else in store for her. Caught in a blizzard, Sarya takes a wrong turn and is overtaken by an avalanche. Buried under a ton of snow, she has no chance of survival. When Sarya instead tumbles down what feels like a tunnel and ends up in the middle of a street in a village that belongs in the middle ages, she believes herself dead and experiencing the afterlife. Hurting all over, freezing cold, she heads for the only shop with lights on…Frosty’s Bakery.

In Nurse Frosty's second adventure, she has to deal with a theft at the Four Paws Retirement Home. Will Nurse Frosty be able to solve the mystery of the stolen plants and save the day?