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Below you will find some
of St. Nick's favorite books about himself and the spirit of Christmas giving.
He is soooo busy lately, however he wants you to be able to easily get these
(and other) books for yourself, so he's set up a site in association with Amazon.com to
help you get the books you want at 10 to 30% off the publisher's price. All books
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Although these are some of
St. Nick's personal favorites, there is also a search engine at the bottom of this page so
that you can find exactly what you're looking for. Simply click on the book cover to
see more or to purchase.
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Arthur's
Christmas
by Marc Tolon BrownTime is running
out for buying the perfect gift for Santa. Arthur has to think fast--and his little sister
even faster! (Ages 4-8) |
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Yes, Virginia, There Is a
Santa Claus
by Francis Pharcellus ChurchA
beautifully illustrated gift edition based on the legendary letter and essay that appeared
in 1897 in The New York Sun. That letter and its editorial
response have become a Christmastime legend. Little did F.P. Church know back in
1897 that his response would come to stand for the affirmation of all the joy and magic of
the holiday season. 2-color throughout. |
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101 Questions About Santa
Claus
by Robert E. Litak, Christine Hilt MuehlenbergHere's the answers to those tough questions about Santa! "Will
Santa always bring what I ask for?", "How are Santa's reindeer able to
fly?", "How does Santa visit the whole world in one night?" Santa answers
these common questions (for him) and many more in this book. The questions are
answered so children no matter how old 3 to 99 could understand the answer from Santa
himself. It's a quick read book that can be picked up and read a page or two at a time.
Many answers are funny others make one stop and really think about it. Good book for a
gift for all ages |
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The Autobiography of Santa
Claus : It's Better to Give
by Jeff Guinn This enchanting story
of St. Nicholas is based on historical facts and laced with the magic of legend told from
the perspective of Santa himself. Filled with details of Nicholas's life, the beginnings
of his gift giving, the expansion of his holiday calling, and more, this book is for
everyone who loves the year's most special holiday. |
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Flight of the Reindeer :
The True Story of Santa Claus and His Christmas Mission
by Robert SullivanLest you think that
Christmas is just a sentimental commercial venture perpetuated by misguided Victorian-era
worshippers, Flight of the Reindeer offers proof positive that there is a Santa Claus and
yes, reindeer really do know how to fly. Robert Sullivan, a senior editor at Life
magazine, diligently gathered documentation from respected scientists, historians,
zoologists, and Arctic explorers to prove once and for all that Santa is not just a myth.
The gorgeous illustrations, convincing photos, and smoothly written text make this book an
ideal gift for children who are teetering on the edge of nonbelief and an even better one
for grownups who long ago gave up hope. |
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Santa's Book of Names
by David M. McPhail When Edward has
trouble learning to read, his teacher urges tests but his mother counsels
"Patience." Then, in Edward's house on Christmas Eve, Santa accidentally
drops the all- important book listing the gifts children will receive--and when Edward
catches up with him to give it back, Santa invites him to come along to help. Since Edward
can't read, he just holds the book and turns pages. But when Santa's glasses tumble into
the sea, Edward realizes he must try to read--and finds he can. Appropriately, the last
gift is a book for Edward, which he reads all by himself on Christmas morning. The novel
twist on the popular scenario makes a sweet story that's sure to be a hit, especially with
McPhail's cozy illustrations of Edward's home and a traditional Santa. (Picture book. 4-8) |
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A Christmas Story, a true
story
by Jay FrankstonFor 12 years the
author played Santa Claus anonymously in New York City in response to letters from needy
children addressed simply to Santa Claus, North Pole. This is the story of these children
and the anonymous man in the red suit. It will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It
will make you feel good. This little book reflects the true spirit of Christmas
carried to the poor neighborhoods of N.Y.C., to children whose impoverished lives were
made a little brighter by this stranger in a white beard. It's a treasure. The
book was condensed in Readers Digest. |
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