LAST DECEMBER TWENTY-FIVE,
THE SNOW CAME DOWN AT NORTH POLE DRIVE...
So begins the fantastical adventure of
A Snowy Christmas
Story
-a place where anything can happen, and most likely does! Written in the tradition of rhyming classics like
Twas the Night Before Christmas
(
A Visit from St. Nicholas
) by Clement C. Moore and
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
by Dr. Seuss, this fun, family read-aloud picture book features playful polar bears, sneaky penguins, reindeer games, Santa himself-plus snow, snow, snow, and even more snow! (Yeah, there's a lot of snow!) Clever, humorous, imaginative, affordable, and fun, you'll want to make this holiday picture book a stocking-stuffer staple for many years to come!
Public Notice
:
A Snowy Christmas Story
is a human-created product. No artificial intelligence (AI) was used to make the text or illustrations. Thank you for supporting creative work by real, actual people. §§§
Last December twenty-five,
The snow came down at North Pole Drive.
It covered every house and tree
And filled in streets from A to Z!
I saw it when it snowed that day...
Two Polar Bears came out to play!
They built one snowman but weren't done,
They built another just for fun.
A great white tiger came by then
And trampled on the bears' snowmen!
Next came Sue, with yuletide glee...
She brought along a Christmas tree!
Three white mice marched on the lawn,
And scared poor Sue with just a yawn!
They picked that tree up by the stem,
And dragged it all away with them!
Want to guess who came just after?
Eight small reindeer, filled with laughter!
The red-nosed one soon joined the game,
'Til Santa's voice loudly proclaimed:
On Dasher, Dancer, and the rest,
It's time to make this Christmas best!
I thought my show was over, but...
Three white penguins sauntered up!
They planted candy canes outside,
And played a sport called "Seek-and-Hide!"
The snow kept falling, down, down, down...
When came a sound from over-town!
Ten white geese honk-honked right by,
And each one carried pumpkin pie!
It made me hungry, this I'll say,
I wanted no more snow that day.
Wait.
What did I just hear from you?
You don't believe this tale is true?
WELL...
Ask the blind man; he saw it too!