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I found some more Christmas picture books that are new for this year. Enjoy!
(I've put a link to the illustrator, if there is one, as well as the link to the book on Amazon)
The Christmas Baby, Marion Dane Bauer (author),
Richard Cowdrey (illustrator) ©, Simon & Schuster Publisher
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This one isn't a whole picture book, but its a Christmas story, and I love the cover art.
Truce, Jim Murphy (author),
Scott McKowan (cover illustration) ©, Scholastic publisher
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Ha, ha Mother Nature! You sure got us here in Minnesota. It was a well-played joke and we all had a laugh as we slipped and slid on the 8 inches of snow you dumped on us. The lady with the mint green minivan was doubling over in a gale of giggles as it went off of Radio Drive into the ditch in front of the Jamba Juice.
You stinker!
This April's Fool joke was much better than the lame one Google came up with this year.
But seriously, Mama N. We all fell for it and it's time to come clean. You can go ahead and get rid of all this snow. I mean, for reals! It's Spring up in here. Says so on the calendar and everything. See? Back here on March 20th!
Uh...Mother Nature?
Author: Colin McNaughton
Illustrator: Colin McNaughton
Published: 1997 Harcourt Brace (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0152015884 Chapters.ca Amazon.com
Dialogue bubbles, repetition, huge text and page after page of visual slapstick make this twist on Little Red Riding Hood a satisfying read-along for even the youngest of readers.
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A Nutty Nutcracker Christmas, Ralph Covert, G. Riley Miles (authors), Wilson Swain (illustrator) ©, Chronicle Books Publisher
1 Comments on More new Christmas Picture Books, last added: 12/8/2009.jpg?picon=1233)
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This is excellent art work collection. I am looking forward this, Because i want to know about the culture and different tradition of Christian, So i fine here.Plastic Cards