Santa Claus: The Book of Secrets

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Hi! We’re Ed, Jacs, Ernie and George. We’re passionate about adventurous family travel, and by sharing our detailed itineraries, travel tips and inspiration, we hope to provide you with the confidence to leap into the world of adventurous travel with kids too. Forgotten the title or the author of a book? Our BookSleuth is specially designed for you. Visit BookSleuth Ruthie’s father is off at war, so the task of finding a Christmas tree for their small town falls to Ruthie and her mother, according to local tradition. Ruthie is also cast as an angel in the church Christmas play, and the costume her mother fashions out of a wedding dress is nothing short of miraculous. Supported by Caldecott Award winner Barbara Cooney’s illustrations, this story highlights the importance of hard work and community. Personalized Christmas Book - Your Child's Christmas Adventure | Christmas Gift | Personalised Christmas Gift for Kids | Ages 3 to 8 There is also a fabulous light show here which is a lovely thing to do with kids at Christmas. The National Gallery

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When Santa was young and needed a job no one was looking for a man in a red suit to deliver gifts on Christmas. So Santa tried just about everything– from a chimney sweep to a postman to a circus performer. But none of these worked out. It wasn’t until he met a group of elves that he found his dream job. Visiting London for the first time? How about getting some London themed games and entertainment for the kids? Perfect for the hotel room or restaurants… Christmas has arrived and nothing says holiday cheer quite like candy canes, hot cocoa, and DINOSAURS! Will Santa Rex bring Cordelia everything she asked for?These special books about Santa Claus help you bring older kids behind the curtain with grace and joy. You might also want to just wander around and peruse the festive gifts in the London Christmas markets or marvel at the twinkling Christmas lights in London. We haven’t been to all of these places to see Father Christmas in London. This post is just a way to let you know what is on this year and we’ll aim to update it when more dates are released. Santa could not always have been this old. Therefore, Santa must have been a kid at some point. Even more than that, Santa must have been a baby! His Santa-in-training childhood upbringing is sure to make you and your young reader laugh as you read.

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Try your hand at catching Santa as you and your child read. The peek and pop parts will show the reader so many fun surprises as they work to catch Santa in the act. Will you catch Santa in the end? Can you find him before the book ends! Don’t you have a zillion questions to ask Santa? So you need a plan to catch him! Remember: be crafty! Be clever! Be gentle! Clever tips for capturing Santa when he visits on Christmas Eve. If you fancy venturing out of London over a weekend, how about these Santa Sleepovers near London? We also have a post on festive Christmas breaks for families. Finally, for even more options for preschoolers, you might also like one of the choices on my list of Holiday Books for Preschoolers. Longer Picture Books about Santa Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.A hilarious story about the popularity of Santa in children’s books and how sometimes even Santa just need a break! Part of the Little Bear series, this book invites kids to scratch and sniff six yummy holiday scents, including apple pie, pine tree, and hot chocolate, as Little Bear goes sledding, tastes his mom’s pie, and more.

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The Day Santa Stopped Believing in Harold by Maureen Fergus (illustrated by Cale Atkinson) turns the question “is Santa real?” on its head, and has Santa wondering if Harold is real! Christmas comes but once a year. So you may as well give in to pester power and give your little ’uns a one-on-one audience with the big man himself, Santa. London's best Santa's grottos are full of friendly elves, magical Christmas decorations, and presents for kids willing to promise they've been good. This Christmas, Santa will have his work cut out flitting from London Zoo to Winter Wonderland to Kew and beyond, ho-ho-hoing and dishing out gifts to the capital’s over-excited children. Santa’s Workshop by Holly Berry-Byrd (illustrated by Francesco Zito) is an adorable lift-a-flap board book. Toddlers can learn some basics about Santa and his crew.There will be Christmas activities for the children which include helping the elves prepare some special reindeers food to take away for Rudolph and his team on Christmas Eve * Come along and meet Father Christmas and his magical reindeers. A fantastic Christmas experience for everyone. Walk through his 150ft magical grotto, head into the big Christmas barn and meet all the other wonderful farm animals, feed his reindeer and have fun in the popular snow pit plus much more.We open on Saturday the 18th of November and will then be open every day until the 24th of December. There’s trouble brewing in the North Pole: Santa’s reindeer have gone on strike and he’s auditioning other animals to take their place. But when the cats abandon station to chase some mice and the elephants fall through the roof, what’s Santa to do?

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The day after Christmas is an exciting time for kids as they play with their presents. But, what about for Santa? The day after Christmas is terrible for Santa. Read about how, or if, Santa can shake this blue feeling and start feeling like himself again. Santa Jaws by Bridget Heos (illustrated by Galia Bernstein) imagines that while humans have Santa Claus, sharks have Santa Jaws. Little shark lovers won’t want to miss this one! Set in New York City during the Harlem Renaissance, this book tells the story of how a young girl finds her voice thanks to a magical toy. There’s also a history of the Harlem Renaissance included at the end.Sometimes children start to question Santa before they’re really ready to give up the magic. These fun and imaginative stories will give them a reason to believe for just a bit longer.