Book Description
Due to low staffing, a librarian must spend her Christmas Eve stacking the shelves at a library in desperate need of renovations. After the strain of a long night that has left her feeling "like Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol," she is pleasantly surprised to see Santa and his elves coming to her rescue in a red bookmobile. Santa helps out by signing Newbery winners and starred Caldecotts and then reads to the children. His elves, eager to help, stock the library shelves with Hawthorne, Steinbeck, Millay, and Hemingway and then replace the rugs, fix leaks, and organize gifts according to the Dewey decimal system. After paying overdue library fines, Santa tells everyone, "Do one more good deed. Have a real merry Christmas--teach someone to read!"
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The Night Before Christmas
Manufacturer: Garden City Books
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Binding: Hardcover
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Customer Reviews:
Good Christmas Read.......2007-02-09
In my book collection, could only give it an 8. I consider it about
average...nothing to write home about. I read so many books, that it
takes something very special for 5 stars.
Only one story worth reading, but it's very good.......2005-12-20
From the back cover:
Here comes Santa Claus--with four stories that celebrate the joy of holiday love and cheer!
"Promises to Keep" by Victoria Alexander
After a trip to see a department-store Kirs Kringle, a lonely business woman is swept back to a long-ago Christmas--and given a second chance to share a passion that will prove to her it really is a wonderful life.
"Naughty or Nice" by Sandra Hill
When a young beauty sets out to steal some Yuletide cheer, she expects to end up with a stocking full of coal. Instead, a run-in with Santa's most virile helper brings her the best gift of all: a heart full of love.
"Santa Reads Romance" by Dara Joy
During a snowstorm, a romance writer is surprised when a handsome stranger dressed as Jolly Old St. Nick arrives at her isolated cabin--and stires up a blizzard of desire.
"A Gift for Santa" by Nelle McFather
With a dast a Father Christmas's magic, a generous widow saves her town's holiday celebration--and teaches the man she loves the true meaning of the season.
And my review:
I absolutely LOVED "Promises to Keep". I didn't expect to like it so much, as I've found that (apart from "The Prince's Bride") this author's work is good for a one-time read, but not as a keeper. But this story was FANTASTIC. I normally don't like the falling-in-love-at-first-sight theme (I usually find it silly) but this author handled it so well, that it was believable. I actually got tears in my eyes reading about the heroine's lost love, and I really rooted for them to get together. And the paranormal time-travel (the heroine went back into the WWII era) twist just made it that much more enjoyable. I know I'll be rereading this novella! Highly recommended. Five stars.
"Naughty or Nice" started off really well. It grabbed my attention within the first two pages, which is what you really want in a story. And it had some laugh-out-loud moments (glad I was at home at the time). But this author's use of the love-at-first-sight theme was very poorly done, especially when compared to the story that preceded it. And it was really more of a lust-at-first-sight story than a love story. If that's what you're looking for, then fine. But I don't like stories about people who hardly know each other having wild sex in a pantry. I need more motivation for romance than just physical attraction. When the characters jumped each other's bones, I skipped to the next story. Two stars, as it started off well.
"Santa Reads Romance" also started off really well. I liked the idea of a romance writer falling in love with a publisher (who incidentally thinks that writers are the bane of his existence). The plot started off with a bang, and what could be more interesting (and funny) than having the heroine conk the hero out with a piece of firewood because she thinks he's about to attack her? But then this became a falling-in-lust story, which again is not what I'm looking for. While I have nothing wrong with sexual attraction between leads (necessary for a good romance), I want more motivation than that to make the story work for me. Two stars, as again, this novella started off well.
"A Gift for Santa" just could not hold my interest. I'm not really sure what the problem was, but it seemed like the author was trying to throw way to much information at the reader without bothering to properly develop the characters. When I have to find myself re-reading the same page over and over and still not having it stick in my head, it's not worth the effort. One star.
As usual with romance anthologies, if you find one good story, you're lucky. While the last three stories (which were all contemporaries) were not worth my time, the first one was sooo good that I'm glad that I bought this book, and I would recommend it for that one story alone.
Sandra Hill and Dara Joy shine in these Christmas stories........2005-08-19
I thought these to be really good laid back christmas stories. Just something to pass the time. I enjoy short stories every once in awhile to break up the full size novels. These are really good.
And yes I actually liked Sandra Hill's story.:}
Mixed bag, but mostly a very good mixed bag.......2005-04-19
It is difficult for me to say which story in this book I liked the most, but I was probably most touched by Nelle McFather's story. I thought it was beautifully done.
I thought the Dara Joy story was good, but I found it to be the least touching story, for me. I guess I like my Christmas romances to have children somewhere within the book, and this particular story didn't, although it did have a cute puppy.
The Sandra Hill story was different. I would not have thought of having a halfway house as part of the backdrop for a Christmas story, although I'm not sure why I think that way, because each year at Christmas, we are urged to give to halfway homes. The sex was a little kinky in this short story, something different from the norm.
Now, the Victoria Alexander story. This was a very good story, an interesting choice for this particular compilation, I thought,
because it is a story that could have fit into other compilations as well. This one could fit in a time-travel book, a time-travel
Christmas book, or a book about 1940's romance, such as Strangers
in the Night (I am currently reading this one). Instead, Love Spell decided to put it into this particular book, which is okay, but I'm not sure it is the best fit. That said, I enjoyed her story very much, having to do with 2nd chances. It is my first Victoria Alexander book, and I will look forward to reading more of her books in the future.
Romance for the Holidays.......2002-11-21
PROMISES TO KEEP-This one is by Victoria Alexander. A lonely business woman, who refused marriage to her true love during World War II, gets the chance to relive her life, and the share the passion yet again. Thanks to the help of a department store Kris Kringle. 5 stars.
NAUGHTY OR NICE-Written by Sandra Hill, this one follows the adventures of a young beauty named Jessica, who dresses as Santa Claus one night, so she can commit a robbery, but ends up taking a hostage who turns out to be her one true love. And the only person whom she can trust. 4 stars.
SANTA READS ROMANCE-This one is by Dara Joy. A romance writer decides to take some time to seclude herself in a cabin, so she can finish up her latest masterpiece. But when a publisher dressed as Santa Claus ends up arriving during a snowstorm, she experiences something that she has only experienced through the characters in her novels. 5 stars.
A GIFT FOR SANTA-Written by Nelle McFather. When a widow and her daughter decide to spread Christmas cheer throughout their small town, she doesn't realize that she is finding a perfect husband for herself, and a perfect father for her daughter. 4 stars.
I found this treasury very enjoyable and well written. I felt that the stories that really shined in this novel, were Victoria Alexander's PROMISES TO KEEP, and Dara Joy's SANTA READS ROMANCE. A must-have treasury for your home this holiday season.
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The Night Before Christmas
Clement Clarke Moore
Manufacturer: Little, Brown Young Readers
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Amazon.com
Clement C. Moore's beloved poem about Santa's arrival on Christmas Eve has been illustrated by hundreds of artists since its first publication in 1823. Two collectors of antique children's books have selected a variety of these charming pictures from Arthur Rackham, Jessie Willcox Smith, Thomas Nast, and other renowned children's illustrators of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Most of the images are from versions of the poem; a few are from antique postcards or magazines. Source notes for all the illustrations are included. Santa is dressed differently by each artist, but he is always "chubby and plump--a right jolly old elf" who brings joy to all good little girls and boys. This attractive edition of The Night Before Christmas will be enjoyed most by collectors of children's books or lovers of things Victorian. Youngsters who are already familiar with the poem will delight in comparing the different old-fashioned Santas and the children of long ago "nestled all snug in their beds." A charming holiday gift to leave under the tree on Christmas Eve for anyone who believes in the magic of Santa Claus. (Ages 5 to adult) --Marcie Bovetz
Book Description
Clement C. Moore's beloved poem about Santa's arrival on Christmas Eve has been illustrated by hundreds of artists since its first publication in 1823.Two collectors of antique children's books have selected a variety of these charming pictures from Arthur Rackham, Jessie Willcox Smith, Thomas Nast, and other renowned children's illustrators of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Most of the images are from versions of the poem; a few are from antique postcards or magazines. Source notes for all the illustrations are included. Santa is dressed differently by each artist, but he is always "chubby and plump--a right jolly old elf" who brings joy to all good little girls and boys. This attractive edition of The Night Before Christmas will be enjoyed most by collectors of children's books or lovers of things Victorian. Youngsters who are already familiar with the poem will delight in comparing the different old-fashioned Santas and the children of long ago "nestled all snug in their beds." A charming holiday gift to leave under the tree on Christmas Eve for anyone who believes in the magic of Santa Claus. (Ages 5 to adult) --Marcie Bovetz
Customer Reviews:
A Classic! .......2007-08-31
The best illustrations for this classic poem I've ever seen! Wonderful large format - perfect for reading aloud.
The holiday spirit........2007-01-10
This book is exactly what I was looking for. The quality of pictures is both nostalgic and whimsical. The well known story is in print even grandma can read! The holiday spirit is alive and well in this book.
Night Before Christmas.......2006-12-04
This is a great book. I have read the one in the Random House Pictureback series. The illustrations in the book are what really stand out. They are colorful and detailed and go great with the writing. They are some of the best illustrations I have seen in a book. This is a great book to read to younger or childern. The story is great but the illustrations are what really makes it a great childrens book.
Wonderful Version!.......2006-09-08
Some of the reviewers seem confused about which version this is. I am referring to the Random House Pictureback version that is illustrated by Douglas Gorsline (ISBN 0-394-83019-9). The version I am referring to is not abridged or censored. It even includes the line about the pipe and smoke.
The illustrations are stunningly detailed and authentic. They remind me quite a bit of the beautiful illustrations in another children's classic "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs". Make sure to look for the cat in all the pictures that take place in or around the house! You will never tire of reading this one to your little one! I will warn you, however, that this book might wear out quickly because you will read it so often!
Such a Beautiful Story for any age.......2005-12-22
This is such a beautiful book so elegant in the illustrations & the story or poem is timeless and will never ever get old. No matter how old we get. A must buy for everyones library. We bring it out each year, it just isn't Christmas without reading the Night before Christmas....(& Charlie Brown Christmas)
Book Description
It's December 23, and Christmas is just around the corner. But one family is having trouble getting its act together. Once again, Natasha Wing follows the rhythms and meter of Clement Moore's classic Christmas poem, yet gives it her own entirely original twist.
Customer Reviews:
Two out of two munchins agree..........2007-02-04
...this is their favorite Christmas story.
As a housewarming gift, I picked up a pair of Christmas books for my friends' children last year. This year, their mother again thanked me for "The Night Before the Night Before Christmas." It had become her kindergartener's and pre-schooler's favorite. In fact, it was the only story the pre-schooler wanted to hear.
For fun, I ordered myself a copy. It is now my favorite too. Following the cadences of "The Night Before Christmas," readers are invited along to witness a typical, loving family's Christmas challenges. Page after page of endearing illustrations will enchant readers of all ages. Not even the most dedicated Grinch can resist.
Don't wait another year to pick up this great story.
Cute and Clever.......2005-01-05
This twist on Clement C. Moore's Christmas poem is one that parents can really identify with! It's about all the things that can and will go wrong during Christmas preparations, like burnt cookies. Yet the spirit of the holiday wins out. My daughter really likes this book and I think it is a pleasure to read to her. I don't agree with the editorial review that it, "...scans awkwardly and does not easily lend itself to sharing aloud." I love the illustrator's style too. It's a very cute and clever book that is worth having in your Christmas library.
Spirit of the Holidays.......2003-12-14
We love this book. My three year old daughter loves the story and illustrations as do I. It also hits home as a parent during this frantic time of seeming unbridled avarice. Love is the best gift of all. Buy this book today and snuggle up with the ones you love for a hilarious spin on the classic poem. Happy Holidays!
Love this book!.......2003-12-05
I am an English teacher and a new mother and I love this book. The way it plays on the Clement Moore poem is so clever and well done. I also love the way it is humorous and fun, and yet has a sentimental and sweet ending and ties back to the original Christmas poem. I would recommend this book to all mothers and children who like to read together!
Love it!!.......2002-12-03
This is both my daughter's and my favorite Christmas book. We read it every night. It rhymes, is funny and has beautiful illustrations.
Amazon.com
The ingenious Robert Sabuda returns for yet another inspired pop-up book, a follow-up to The 12 Days of Christmas and The Christmas Alphabet, that retells Clement Clarke Moore's classic yuletide rhyme.
Sabuda remains a master of the medium, constructing a series of varied and well-engineered scenes: Santa pops in and out of the chimney, beds fold out, a window shade rises and falls, and, in a clever nod to Moore's not-a-creature-was-stirring text, it's a family of mice who are receiving Santa's nighttime visit. A pull-out tab even lets readers interact, when Santa's sleigh glides out on the clouds and over an intricately realized village. It's hard to pick a favorite scene here, but you can bet that kids will love the book's pop de résistance, in which Santa's lead reindeer nearly fly right up your nose (if they don't knock you out of your chair first).
The book's first-rate production and lively pop-ups are enough to recommend it, but Sabuda goes one better by showing the thoughtful restraint to make most of the pop-ups almost entirely white. A few accents of color catch your eye (Santa's red suit and silver pipe), but--as befits such a dynamic book--the visual focus stays on the action. (All ages) --Paul Hughes
Book Description
Award winner Robert Sabuda brings Clement Clarke Moore's classic tale of The Night Before Christmas to life in this festive pop-up edition, sure to become a perennial family favorite.
Customer Reviews:
Christmas Gift for Adults Too!.......2007-07-19
The NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS POP-UP IS FANTASTIC! YOU WILL MARVEL
AT THE DETAILS AND COLORS. THIS IS A GREAT GIFT FOR AN ADULT AS
WELL AS CHILDREN.....A FAIR PRICE IS AN INCENTIVE, AND CERTAINLY
RATES WITH THE MOST EXPENSIVE BOOKS, AS WELL AS A WONDERFUL ADVENTURE FOR US ALL.
The Night Before Christmas Pop-Up.......2007-06-09
Its a great book for both adults and children. I bought this book for myself as the Pop-Up its fun and for when my grand children come to stay with us to read it at bed time and they can also see all the wonderful Pop-Up to expand their imagination and to make books and reading a joy and something they will always remember when they are grown up. I still remember all te Pop-Up books I had as a child. Highly recomend all books by Robert Sabuda for children and adults alike.
A Gift to Keep.......2007-05-19
This book is so beautiful that my grandchildren never tire of having it read aloud. The pop-ups are fantastic and so detailed that you see something new each time you read the book. This is a gift that kids will keep forever and then share with their children.
Pop-up Book.......2007-03-27
I love all of Robert Sabuda's books. My grandchildren can sit for hours reading them. They are all so intricate, I don't know how he does it.
KIDS WILL LOVE THIS.......2007-03-19
KIDS AND ADULTS WILL WANT THIS BOOK...I WISHED I HAD GOTTEN THE FIRST EDITION BUT IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD IT IS A LOVELY EDITION TO A BEGINNERS OR PROFESSIONAL COLLECTORS LIBRARY......REALLY WELL DONE AND FUN!!!!!!
Book Description
The first photograph, "The Night Before Christmas," features a gingerbread house, Christmas cookies, candles, bulbs, and more. "Visions of Sugarplums" is an abstract composition of Christmas confections; and "Such a Clatter!" is a dynamic explosion of objects. In "It Must Be Saint Nick," Santa is shown in shadow; and in "A Bundle of Toys," the presents in Santa's sack are revealed as a magnificent jumble. The final photograph, "Happy Christmas to All" is a beautiful, pastoral landscape, lustrous under new-fallen snow. The original poem is printed on the endpapers. Can You See What
Customer Reviews:
Gorgeous - Can You See?.......2007-05-08
This series of of books is terrific! Fantastic art work, and the book can be enjoyed by many ages. A definite "must-buy" for Grandmothers!
Highly recommend.......2007-01-10
Approprately intriguing and challenging while this book is also in season and fun. I recommend it highly due to the invitation to interact with a young person while "reading" it and see it as one more way to stimulate initiative, observation, and awareness.
See for Yourself!.......2007-01-03
Can You See What I See? The Night Before Christmas, using The Night Before Christmas theme, is a seek and find it book similar to the 'I Spy Christmas: A Book of Picture Riddles' book. We bought one each for our granchildren so they could more easily and peacefully look for things together rather than trying to jockey the book to get the best viewing angle for themselves. This is another great low key way to spend some time together. It's a fun Christmas seek and find book. We like it and they enjoy it! I think I see a winner! ~ Mrs. B.
another great I spy book.......2006-07-13
I bought this book for my kids ages six and seven. Good mix of tough to find and easy to find. If you are thinking of giving this as a gift I think it would be good for ages five and up.
Another Tradition.......2006-03-10
My husband has taken great delight since our son was born, 30 years ago, in reading his copy of "The Night Before Christmas" to him. Our son now wants to be the one to read this book to his daughter every year. My husband and I found this book while shopping one day and he thought Jessie might like it. That was an understatement. She's two years old and absolutely loves the book. She loves it so much, I couldn't bear to pack it away til next year. She only wants "grandaddy sonny" to read it to her and runs to get it every night before bed, and before naps. She never seems to tire of it and gets better and better at spotting the items. She has her favorite pages, and I even noticed that every page has something on it that relates to another. It's like a surprise every time she reads it! I would like to find others in this series, they're definitely books for life, and books to keep a tradition going forever.
Book Description
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse . . .
Lisbeth Zwerger's remarkable illustrations breathe fresh life into Clement Clarke Moore's timeless Christmas poem as she lends her unique vision to Saint Nicholas's fantastic midnight visit.
Here is a version of the classic verse unlike any other. Set in a Victorian style townhouse, it is filled with remarkable reindeer, children whose visions of sugar plums come alive with reverie, and a Saint Nicholas who's as distinctive and magical as Zwerger's art itself. Zwerger is a recipient of the Hans Christian Andersen Medal for children's book illustrations, and this version of The Night Before Christmas is sure to delight her fans of all ages, and bring a whole new generation to her celebrated art.
Customer Reviews:
just charming!.......2006-03-12
This is the classic Christams story we are all familiar with, but has been given an update with charming new illustrations. The pictures are gentle and sweet - adults will love it as much as the children!
A classic, illustrated by a talented artist.......2006-03-12
If you like Zwerger's art, and this story, you will enjoy this book.
Book Description
Readers young and old are invited into the enchanting world of Mary Engelbreit in this sparkling edition of Clement C. Moore's classic poem. It is the night before Christmas, in a house so cozy and colorful, so filled with expectation, so dusted with Christmas magic that only this beloved illustrator could have created it. Shhh. A mouse is asleep in its snug den and children are dreaming as sugarplum fairies flutter around their bed. Then there's the jingle of bells. . . .
For this merry celebration of Christmas, Mary Engelbreit has filled every page with bewitching details, rich color, and memorable characters. These include a bevy of mischievous elves, an adorable mouse, and a lovable, bespectacled Santa. The images in Mary's joyous vision will bring discovery and delight to generations of readers.
Customer Reviews:
Beautiful story book.......2007-09-15
I bought this book for my toddler son who will be 3 this coming Christmas. I absolutely LOVE the illustrations! They are truly what makes this book stand out from all other "Twas the Night Before Christmas" books. Mary Engelbreit's work is detailed, colorful, and "happy." The illustrations impart such a feeling of joy and excitement to the tale as I read, over and over, this story to my son in the days before Christmas.
Great Christmas book for the kids!.......2007-03-11
Beautiful illustrations. The kids loved this on Christmas eve. It could easily be a heirloom passed down from generation to generation
Beautiful.......2007-03-01
This is a beautifully illustrated book. I bought it to start a family tradition of reading it on Christmas Eve. I was not disappointed in it's looks and can't wait to read it next Christmas!
Classic Story.......2007-01-24
I loved reading this book to my daughter. She loved the bright illustrations and details. I recommend it for all families.
The Night Before Christmas.......2007-01-18
The book arrived as described and the artwork is fabulous. It's a updated version of this old classic.
Book Description
More than twenty-five years after its first appearance, "Cajun Night Before Christmas" has become a modern classic that has sold more than 490,000 copies and has served as the model for Pelican's ongoing, best-selling "Night Before Christmas series."
The formula that started this success story is surprisingly simple: take the classic story of jolly old St. Nicholas, place it in a Louisiana bayou, dress Santa Claus in muskrat "from his head to his toes," pile his skiff high with toys, and hitch it to eight friendly alligators. The result is a delightful twist on an old and familiar tale. It is Christmas on the bayou.
James Rice (1934-2004), in his long, distinguished career as an author and illustrator, produced fifty-plus children's books, among them an addition to the "Night Before Christmas series", "Gullah Night Before Christmas." With more than a million and a half copies of his books in print, he ranks among the nation's best-selling creators of children's books. Mr. Rice died at his home in Hico, Texas in May 2004.
Customer Reviews:
Cajun Night before Christmas.......2007-10-05
This book has been a Christmas tradition in my family for many years. We are Cajuns and love this story. The illustrations are well drawn and bring this story to life for people of all ages.
Loved it.......2007-04-12
My husband and I saw this book when we toured New Orleans a couple of years ago, but I couldn't justify the price they were asking for it in the stores there in New Orleans. However, when I saw the price through Amazon, I had to have this book. It is definitely a lighthearted story that old and young would enjoy.
Absolutely Delightful!.......2007-02-22
I purchased this book for my two grandsons, ages 7 and 4. I was born and raised in Louisiana as was my daughter and the Cajun history is part of my grandsons' legacy though they were not born there. The grandsons were reduced to laughter and delight at grandma reading the book to them in the Cajun "accent". The 7 year old has tried his hand at reading as well and thoroughly entertains his younger brother. This will definitely become part of our Christmas traditions here in Illinois. The best part of all, it keeps my grandsons inspired to read!
Special Book.......2007-01-11
We live in the area where the book, Cajun Night Before Christmas, is about. My daughter recently moved to Wyoming and has a wonderful job there.At christmas she will dress up as one of the early Cajuns and in her cajun voice recite the book to them as part of their christmas program. I wish I could be there.
Cajun Christmas.......2007-01-11
Wonderful book written in Cajun dialect with reference to Cajun habits. Very amusing, nice art work.
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