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CHRISTMAS Book Review #1

By Jillian | December 10, 2010
Filed under: Kid Activities Tagged: Book Reviews, Christmas activities, Reading Posts

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One of my favorite Christmas traditions is the Christmas books we’ve read again and again.  I have listed three of the books I love the most.

Christmas book

Fancy Nancy: Splendiferous Christmas

By Jane O’Connor          Illustrated by Robin Priess Glasser

If you have not met Fancy Nancy. . . let me introduce you.  Fancy Nancy is a sweet, expressive and of course FANCY!  She can take anything plain and ordinary and add some lace.  My favorite thing about the Fancy Nancy books is the language.  Jane O’ Connor uses words that are not commonly directed at young children, and then explains them.  In Splendiferous Chirstmas, your kids will learn compromise, devastated, and improvise. After you fall in love with this one, make sure to check out the rest of the Fancy Nancy series!  As an added bonus, Fancy Nancy has a website with games and activities.  Little M has had so much fun decorating Nancy’s Christmas tree.

Christmas Book

If You Take a Mouse to the Movies

By Laura Numeroff    Illustrated by Felicia Bond

What do you think happens when you take a mouse to the movies?  Only the silliest things of course!  In this Christmas themed book, a demanding little mouse insists one activity after the next.  Eventually he ends up right back where he started.  Make sure to look carefully at the pictures, there are so many fun details!

Christmas Book

The Christmas Song: Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire

By Mel Torme and Robert Wells   Illustrated by Doris Barrette

I adore the artwork in this book.  It is colorful and simple.  The words of course are well known, and easy to read.  Sometimes I read it, sometimes I sing it, and sometimes we flip through the pages while we listen to it.

Here is another Christmas book review! 

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  1. Nicole says

    December 1, 2011 at 8:00 pm

    Wouldn’t you know we just swapped out our fall books for our winter/Christmas books this morning and read If You Take A Mouse To The Movies over and over! They just giggle all the way through! Looking forward to reading The Christmas Song! Thanks for the reviews! I always wonder what you are reading!

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    • Jillian says

      December 1, 2011 at 8:55 pm

      We were reading the same book today! Little M wanted to hear it again and again! Nice to hear from you… I was wondering if you were still out there (my mystery reader!)

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