Santa's Early Christmas by Lily Lawson

 Santa's Early Christmas

 by Lily Lawson


Santa's Early Christmas by Lily Lawson 

Published by The Wright House

My thanks to the author and the publisher for sending me a copy to review and to Rachel at Rachel's Random Resources for inviting me to take part on the tour.




Synopsis

Last year Santa was hungry and thirsty by the time he delivered all the presents. But when he came home there was no food and drink left! This year Santa decides things are going to be different.


My Review


This is a lovely little book for young children to have read to them, either on the days leading up to Christmas, or as a stocking filler.

The verses are short and rhyming, making it easy to little ones to follow and the illustrations by Gustyawan are bright and colourful with lots of things to look at and talk about aside to the story.

As a bonus there are a couple of rhyming poems after the story which would actually be fun to turn into little Christmas songs.

All in all a jolly little book for Christmas.


About the Author




Hi I'm Lily Non Poetry Lovers Poet Writer Open University Student Book Lover Music Lover Collector of words and quotes Interviewer Twitterholic Chocoholic Lover of hugs (real and virtual) Lover of gifs and emojis Snoopy fan Probably the most random person you will ever meet .........

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