December 2, 2019
Every month brings exciting new arrivals to our collection. This week, we’ve highlighted our top 6 festive picks in new children’s books.
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Title: There’s an elf in your book
Author: Tom Fletcher A mischievous elf has found its way into the pages of your book in this festive follow-up to There’s a Monster in Your Book, There’s a Dragon in Your Book, and There’s an Alien in Your Book. In the run up to Christmas, children and adults alike will love interacting with the loveable, mischievous little elf as it takes them through the all-important Nice List Test, to discover if they’ve earned their Christmas presents. But be careful not to let it catch you out! This cheeky elf has a few naughty tricks up its sleeve.
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Title: Baby touch Happy Christmas!
Author: Lemon Ribbon (Firm)
‘Baby Touch: Happy Christmas!’ is part of Ladybird’s bestselling Baby Touch series, designed to help stimulate a baby’s senses from birth. Encouraging interaction and play, the Baby Touch books are lots of fun for the very youngest babies, as well as toddlers. Perfect for little hands to explore during their very first festive season!
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Title: How to hide a lion at Christmas
Author: Helen Stephens
When Iris and her lion are forced to spend Christmas apart, the lion embarks on a festive, snowy adventure to find her, and almost bumps into Father Christmas! The fourth irresistible book about Iris and her lion is destined to be a Christmas classic.
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Title: Meerkat Christmas
Author: Emily Gravett
Sunny isn’t quite sure if Christmas in the desert with his meerkat family is the right sort of Christmas – there’s no snow, no fir trees and no figgy pudding! So he heads off on a journey round the world looking for the picture perfect Christmas . . . before realizing he might have left it at home after all.
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Title: The Christmas garden
Author: Caroline Tuohey
Enjoy a magical garden adventure filled with Christmas trees, reindeer, elves and of course, Santa Claus.
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Don’t forget to check out what’s new in other categories such as new fiction, crime and thriller plus more.
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