One parent's (and her kids') guide to navigating the library and bookstore. My recommendations in children's book classics . . . literature for little ones, then and now.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
I know you'll be tickled to read this charming Christmas story, a true classic with the original copyright in 1963 and thankfully reprints up to 2000. Fall in love with Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree by Robert Barry.
Let's hear the review from Random House:
Mr. Willowby's Christmas tree is so tall, it can't stand up straight in his parlor. Mr. Willowby asks his butler to chop off the top of the tree. What happens to the treetop? Where will it be for Christmas? Snuggle up with this story and follow along through a forest full of friendly creatures who get to share Mr. Willowby's Christmas joy. Robery Barry's enchanting classic holiday tale, here for the first time in glorious full color, will fill readers' hearts with cheer long after New Year's.
Here's an alternate book cover:
Labels:
Ages 0-8,
Christmas,
Picture Book,
Winter
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