This second book of Christmas stories by Glenn W. Martin is not intended to be a sequel to his first book, "Christmas Stories My Grandpa Wrote For Me," which was written for children, and had religious themes. This book shows another side of the Christmas holiday, as seen through the eyes of characters like Santa and the elves at the North Pole, of children who love the excitement that Christmas brings, and of animals and others who watch humans celebrate, and want to celebrate, too.You will see what happens when Santa decides to wear a green suit, when Mrs. Claus delivers the presents one Christmas Eve, and when the elves decide to throw Santa a big party. You will find out if Peter Pine Tree gets his Christmas wish, see what happens when the animals in the forest decide to go caroling, and hear how the squirrels solve the Christmas crisis. And you will experience Amber's Christmas Parade, hear about Marty Mouse's obsession with cheese, and learn about a very special Christmas gift, especially for Browser.This book of Christmas stories was written to be enjoyed by people of all ages.

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The book consists of short Christmas stories from the late 19th Century to the first decade or so of the 20th Century. All the stories are geared toward children of varying ages.

A collection of three humorous Christmas stories about Mrs Claus! If your child loves fun adventure stories, they'll love these festive read aloud Christmas tales about Mrs Claus ... Mrs Claus and the Christmas Adventure: A fun Christmas adventure for Santa Claus' wife, Mrs. Claus. As Santa Claus heads off on Christmas Eve, a terrible discovery is made. In a hidden corner, Mrs. Claus discovers three presents that Santa has left behind. Mrs. Claus decides to save the day by deciding to deliver them herself, with nothing but an old snowboard and some magical fairy dust. Mrs. Claus has a wonderful adventure as she flies around the world. Will the children wake up to discover the perfect Christmas gifts on Christmas morning? Or will it all go badly wrong? Mrs Claus and the Pirate Captain: As Mrs Claus ventures out on her own sleigh, what will she encounter on her trip from frozen huts in the arctic to remote woodland cabins. Will she be able to sneak aboard the pirate ship without waking the pirates to deliver a gift to Wilf, the cabin boy? Mrs Claus and the Christmas Stowaway: Mrs Claus breaks her ankle in the North Pole snowboarding tournament. She's sure that someone has sabotaged the ramp. With Mrs Claus out of action, who will help Santa with the deliveries this year? Will the saboteur succeed, or will Santa and Mrs Claus triumph once again? Does Mrs Claus make the delivery to the Japanese orphans in their mountain hideaway? Does the saboteur succeed in stopping Mrs Claus make her deliveries? Does the little girl in the treehouse fulfill her dream to see Santa Claus? Will they end in disaster or will the children wake up on Christmas morning to find their presents? You'll have to listen to the story to find out! If your child loves Christmas stories with a touch of humor and adventure, they'll love listening to these stories!

Many librarians have felt the need and expressed the desire for a select collection of children's Christmas stories in one volume. This book claims to be just that and nothing more. Each of the stories has already won the approval of thousands of children, and each is fraught with the true Christmas spirit. It is hoped that the collection will prove equally acceptable to parents, teachers, and librarians. This edition includes 35 short Christmas stories. It is a pleasure to publish this new, high quality, and affordable edition of these timeless tales.