Thomas Christmas Delivery

On a snowy Christmas Eve, Thomas hopes he can finish his important deliveries and still have time to hang up his stocking.

Features:

• Author: Rev. W. Awdry
• Format: Hardcover
• Age Range: 3 to 7

Thomas and the Christmas Tree

The town of Tidmouth is getting ready for the big Christmas party and poor Thomas is lost in the snow! Children will be thrilled as they lift the festive flaps to rescue Thomas and decorate the town for the holidays. This sturdy, interactive book also includes six colorful press-out ornaments featuring Thomas and his friends.

Features:

• Author: Golden Books
• Format: Hardcover
• Age Range: Infants or Pre School

Christmas Giant

Humphrey is a giant, and Leetree, his best friend, is an elf. Together they love making wrapping paper for all of Santa's presents. But this year Santa has asked them to grow a Christmas tree, and the pair couldn't be more excited! They take great care with their project, planting and watering, snipping and pruning. Finally, the tree is wrapped and ready, and Humphrey and Leetree set off to deliver it. But when disaster strikes, the giant and the elf must come up with a way to make things right. From a small idea comes a big plan and a surprise no one in Christmastown will soon forget!

Features:

• Author: Steve Light
• Format: Hardcover
• Age Range: 3 to 6

Brand: Random House

Material: Hardcover

Origin: Imported

Random House

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