Monster Needs A Christmas Tree

It’s almost Christmastime, and Monster needs a tree. But the holidays are filled with joy and so many fun things to do! After snowballs, sleds, and Santa Claus, will he find a tree in time? In this festive, rhyming story, Monster shows young readers that with a little creativity, a tree can be perfect any way you look at it.

"After an unsuccessful search for the perfect tree, Rory realizes Christmas is about being with family and friends"--

As Halloween nears, Monster tries out a variety of costumes, including a cowboy, a ballerina, and a ninja, but finally comes up with the perfect idea.

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Do you know who Santa Claus really is? You're about to find out... It's Christmas Eve and George and Georgina are curious about Santa Claus. Who is he? Why does he come every Christmas to leave us presents in our stockings? And most importantly, why is he so fat? So Granny sits them down and tells a story. A story about a monster called Atnas. A long time ago, on Christmas Eve, the evil witch Murmur ordered Atnas to go to the village of East Pudding and do some terrible things. This is the story of what happened.... "The East Pudding Chronicles: The Christmas Monster" is the first in a series of five books about where Christmas traditions really came from. Join George and Georgina and step into a whole new world of wizards, fairies, elves and monsters - and discover the secrets of Christmas.

What are Christmas Monster Cookies made of? What does a Monster Christmas tree look like? What are the Monster Christmas songs about? You have to venture into the world of your imagination to answer these questions. If you can, you will create your own story in this book. You will be a little writer. Imagine that some monsters need help in organizing the holidays. You have to make Christmas decorations with them, prepare a Christmas outfit. Will you help them? This coloring book "Cute and Funny Christmas Monsters" is specially prepared for children. Children will complete the story of each monster while coloring. WHY THIS BOOK IS UNIQUE? all illustrations are hand drawing by mum of two cute and friendly monsters ;) the book contains tips on how to color, half of the book is a place for your individual drawings, which will complete the story of the monsters' Christmas preparations. This coloring book is the perfect Christmas gift for kids of all ages and genders. It is universal and unique at the same time.

After an adventure Clarence returns to find his tree, his home is gone. Lost and confused he goes looking for answers and winds up trapped inside a strange family's home. As he hides he finds out about the family and a holiday he never knew existed. Soon Clarence discovers who Santa is and what Christmas is all about. It's just too bad he has no one to share the holiday with. Or does he? A fun rhyming illustrated picture book that will make you think differently about the monsters hiding in your home. "Why would they take his tree for their own Didn't they know how he loved his home He could lose his treasures if it had to be But not his beloved spot on that tree"