christmas fiction

Poppleton buys presents for his friends, decorates his house with fake snow, and shares a wonderful Christmas Eve with his friends.

"Disaster! Poor Rudolph's hurt his hoof! Santa's sleigh can't fly without all its reindeer... Can the elves find a fix in time to save Christmas?"--Back cover.

"This retelling of Charles Dickens's . . . Christmas classic is full of the baby-friendly faces of Mickey and his pals and baby-friendly themes, like kindess and sharing. Prompts on the page will encourage toddlers to engage with the story as they count the gold coins on Scrooge's desk or name the colors on the Christmas tree"--Provided by publisher.

"It's Christmas morning, and Santa has left presents under the tree for everyone. But no one is more delighted than Grandpa Pig, whose gift is something he's always wanted: a drone! Everyone rushes outside to try it out, and Peppa and George love watching where it flies. But when its battery runs low, the drone is supposed to fly home. Where is that? Could it be...the North Pole?"--Provided by publisher.

Santa sends his dog helpers to the children so that they can report back to Santa who's been naughty and who's been nice.

"It was two weeks before Christmas, and a stray dog wandered alone in the snow. When she discovered an open front door, she stepped inside with a hopeful heart, wondering what she would find . . ."--Back cover.

"On the night of Christmas Eve, a family of bears settles down to sleep until Papa Bear is awakened by a racket outside. Polar bear Santa in a sleigh pulled by eight dog-deer brings festive commotion and joy to the classic holiday tale"--OCLC.

"Growing tired of the same old routine, North Pole elf Andy Snowden, who believes he is destined for a different path, enters the Elf Academy Toy Making Contest in the hope of discovering a special hidden talent"--BTCat.

"Andy Snowden has to take care of his teacher's niece and nephew who are moving to the North Pole. Has he finally met his mischievous match?"--Amazon.

"Andy Snowden and the elves want to thank Santa for everything he does to make kids happy each and every year. When Andy suggests a spectacular surprise party with yummy cakes and sparkly decorations, everyone agrees that's the merriest idea of all. Little do the elves know that Santa has the same exact party plan to thank them for all they do to make kids happy. Will two surprises be double the fun or double trouble?"--Back cover.