Sam thinks Father Christmas deserves his own present this year. But what might he like as a gift? Something to eat? Something to wear? Or maybe some help delivering all those presents! Join Sam on this wonderful Christmas adventure and enjoy all the festive fun of the pop-up scenes. There’s even a chance to peek inside Father Christmas’s grotto and glimpse the spectacular 3-D celebrations! You won’t believe your eyes!
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We all love receiving presents at Christmas, but has anyone ever thought of Father Christmas? One little boy sets out to find him the perfect gift in this festive pop-up adventure!
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David Wood began writing as a student at Oxford University in the 1960s. He wrote his first play for children in 1967 and has since written over fifty more. He won the Nottinghamshire Children's Book of the Year Award in 1990 for Sidney the Monster, and has adapted six Roald Dahl books for the stage.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a nice pop up book. Sam loves the present Father Christmas gave him, but he feels sorry that nobody ever buys Santa anything. So, Sam saves up all year and writes to tell him he will leave him a present next Christmas. Santa is pleased, but Sam can't decide what to buy and has nothing when he appears. Fathe Christmas says the thought was enough and takes Sam on a magical ride on his sleigh. The pop ups are good and, at the last page, there is a chance to peek through tiny windows into Santa's house. Also, the story teaches children about giving, rather than receiving, being rewarding in its own right. A lovely book, but probably for 3 and up, as the pop ups could be easily torn or bent.
By Nuala Mc
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It was a great a great book have two wee boys and they just loved it. Would highly recommend it.
By BusWoman
Format:Hardcover
My two children age 2 and age 4 simply adore this book. They've been requesting I read it at every opportunity. They love looking at the pop ups, especially the last page where Santa's Grotto pops up and you can look in the window. I'd seriously recommend this book to anyone with children between the age 3-5. I'm not sure what they are into older than that so couldn't say. My little girl who is 2.5 is careful with the pop ups in this book but she's only starting to respect books now instead of pulling and tearing them the odd time. I'd still recommend it for this age group (2.5).
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