Create an exhilarating, feel-good experience for singers and audiences alike with this bright arrangement of the seasonal classic paired with a clever original melody. The optional accompaniment puts the final tinsel on the tree and guarantees fun for all at your next holiday concert.

Take a Ride in a One Horse Open Sleigh The classic Christmas carol comes to life in this beautifully illustrated edition of Jingle Bells. Originally written in 1857 for the Thanksgiving season, Jingle Bells has become a beloved Christmas song sung by young and old alike. In this edition, delicate watercolor images are paired with the text to bring the delight of the holiday season to young readers.

Jingle Bells Carols of Christmas for Easy Piano A collection of Christmas carols for novice pianists, including the popular Jingle Bells Specially arranged for easy piano with letter names embedded in noteheads for quick and easy reading! PREVIEW, pages 1-2 PAT A PAN, a French Burgundian Carol, also known as “Willie Take Your Little Drum”, pages 3-4 O COME LITTLE CHILDREN or “Ihr Kinderlein Kommet”, a German Carol from the 1700’s, pages 5-7 DECK THE HALL, is a Welsh Carol popular at Christmas and New Year’s, pages 8-10 WEXFORD CAROL, a traditional Irish Carol for the Nativity of Jesus Christ, pages 11-13 HERE WE COME A CAROLING, a 19th Century Wassail Carol, pages 14-15 WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS, a 16th Century English Carol, pages 16-18 O HOLY NIGHT, a Carol that reflects the birth of Jesus and the redemption of mankind, 19-22 JINGLE BELLS, written by James Lord Pierpont and published under the title of “One Horse Open Sleigh” in 1857, pages 23-25 DRIVE THE COLD WINTER AWAY, also known as “All Hail to the Days” is an English Carol from the Elizabethan era, pages 26-28

An instant audience pleaser, this bright, up-tempo original Christmas piece partners with "Jolly Old Saint Nicholas" in a fun and easy-to-learn celebration of the season. An accompaniment track adds the tinsel on the tree.

It's snowing and the barnyard is filled with excitement at the prospect of a sleigh ride with Mr Horse. Cat and Dog and Pig and Duck are all ready to go ' but Mr Horse wants to ride in the sleigh too! Get ready for a seasonal ride that every toddler will want to join again and again! Follow-up to Clip-Clop, which was shortlisted for the City of Discovery Picture Book Award.'With each page, the easy and brilliant partnership of text and illustration successfully conveys sound, movement, and the animals' exhilaration.'' School Library Journal'The repeated phrases, carefully judged pace, brief suspense, and happy mayhem make an enticing mixture for very young audiences.'' Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

Sequel to 11-B: The Noisy Neighbor Summer fireworks were undeniable, but Warwick needed time to deal with his past, so in fall, he and Dom went their separate ways. Even though fate intervened with an unplanned reunion on a flight to Europe that ended in a kiss, Warwick still took the planned break once back in England. With his head clear by winter, Warwick knows what he wants -- Dom. Dom feels the same, but his opera diva mother, who swears by romantic fables and love mythology, claims the third time is no charm. In fact, a third reunion, according to her, is always cursed. As the three embark on a Christmas concert tour, the prophecy seems to be coming true. Sfortuna, bad luck, follows them from city to city. Is Warwick and Dom’s relationship really doomed before it begins, or will mythology and Christmas spirit provide a way around the jinx?