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It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas is an Australian anthology of short stories and poetry celebrating the spirit of Christmas.
From Santa caught in his underwear to the inevitable Christmas bellyache, this collection is packed with Yuletide happiness aimed at young families during the most chaotic and magical time of the year. It's the kind of book that gets read in pieces across the holiday season: a story before bed, a poem in the car, and on Christmas Eve when excitement is high and nobody can sleep.
Dannika Patterson's poem 'Where the Mistletoe Grows' appears within this anthology.
A warm-hearted Christmas gift for families, classrooms and school libraries. Suitable for reading alone as well as reading aloud with primary-aged children throughout the festive season.
Themes include Christmas, family, humour, poetry.
Contributors include Australian children's authors and poets writing across a range of styles and reading levels.
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas is an Australian anthology of short stories and poetry celebrating the spirit of Christmas.
From Santa caught in his underwear to the inevitable Christmas bellyache, this collection is packed with Yuletide happiness aimed at young families during the most chaotic and magical time of the year. It's the kind of book that gets read in pieces across the holiday season: a story before bed, a poem in the car, and on Christmas Eve when excitement is high and nobody can sleep.
Dannika Patterson's poem 'Where the Mistletoe Grows' appears within this anthology.
A warm-hearted Christmas gift for families, classrooms and school libraries. Suitable for reading alone as well as reading aloud with primary-aged children throughout the festive season.
Themes include Christmas, family, humour, poetry.
Contributors include Australian children's authors and poets writing across a range of styles and reading levels.
