gifts

A collection of instructions for crafting projects.

As her baby brother's 100-day celebration approaches, Mei struggles to find the perfect gift for him.

Wink the Elf asks the reader's help to get Santa's present ready for Mrs. Claus on Christmas Eve.

"Emma may be the littlest in the Valentine family, but she knows that she has what it takes to help the family business get ready for the holiday. But Emma just can't seem to do things the right way like the bigger members of her family, no matter how hard she tries. Will Emma find a way to help her family on Valentine's Day, or is the littlest Valentine just too little?"--OCLC.

A bunch of friends find a big, bright box with a prize for everyone.

"Brother Egbert is a monk at Willingford Abbey. He spends most of his time copying out pages from the Bible in beautiful handwriting, but on Sunday afternoons he invites the children of Willingford to come and read the Bible stories he has written out especially for them. This is how Jake, the woodcarver's son, learns the story of Jesus' birth, the story that inspires Jake and his father as they make a new carving for the abbey church, and that carving inspires Brother Egbert to write this story"--OCLC.

Four animal friends--Bird, Rabbit, Deer, and Squirrel--deliver a package for Santa on Christmas Eve.

Present at the birth of Jesus, Cricket sings a lullaby, Honeybee presents honey, and Spider wonders what she can give.

Clementine's life is ordinary in every way except that she is very tiny--a fact that Santa Claus does not seem to understand.

Mr. Panda has presents for all his animal friends, but many of the gifts are not quite right--but as little Lemur knows, it is the thought that counts.