christmas fiction

Gilbert forgets to do his homework over the weekend because he is busy playing in the snow and getting ready for Christmas, but then he comes up with a solution at the last minute.

As word spreads around the world that Santa has lost his famous laugh just before Christmas, Mrs. Claus, the elves, and the reindeer all try to help but it is a drawing from a little girl that does the trick.

A lively marching band of animal musicians leads the Christmas parade.

"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.

There are some things about Christmas that have fooled us, and one of them is that reindeer are calm and peaceful. NO! They're actually really competitive, and will even cheat to win a race! It is for this very reason that you should never EVER Race a Reindeer.

"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.

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.

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.