Bøger om Jul

This is the remake of the second in a series of Little Alice's Christmas Books. Each year Little Alice shares favorite Christmas crafts and recipes for treats and well as her relationship with the people she loves.

Nis bor sammen med Mille. De bor på loftet hos Tea. Nis er en sjov og glad nisse. Men han kan også være hidsig. Han elsker jul. Og Mille.Nis holder jul 2 er en sød og underholdende kalenderbog i 24 afsnit, et til hver dag i decembermåned. Bogen indeholder én samlet historie om nissen Nis og hans kone Mille, der bor på loftet hos Tea.Teksten er letlæselig og er særdeles velegnet til selvlæsning for børn i indskolingen. Derudover kan den også bruges til højtlæsning for mindre børn i julemåneden. Nis holder jul 2 er skrevet af Kirsten Ahlburg og de stemningsfulde og julede illustrationer er tegnet af Susanna Hartmann. Lix: 6Let-tal: 12

Nisserne, dyrene og børnene glæder sig meget til jul! De 24 stemningsfulde julekalenderhistorier fortæller om deres forberedelser, hemmeligheder og drillerier. De handler om far Bjørn, der ikke kan tie stille, mens Lillebjørn opfører et julestykke i skovbørnehaven. Om musene, der stjæler nissegaverne om natten, om Edith, der elsker at pakke gaver ind, men som har glemt, hvilken af dem der er til mor. Om hamsteren Teo, der næsten havde spist en harelort i stedet for en mandel, om julemandens nye mobiltelefon og meget mere. Med denne julekalender til de tre- til syvårige bliver ventetiden til en leg.

A Christmas Cracker serves as a Godsend to the overstretched parson, headmaster or preacher during one of the most exciting and busy times of the Christian calendar. A collection of ready-made and readily accessible Christmas services, tried and tested over the course of Reverend Parker's 25 years as a rector, yet still very much applicable to the modern minister.This is in part a 'how to' guide yes, but it's more than that. It's about active learning, imprinting with God, making Christianity accessible and memorable. At times you could be forgiven for thinking you're in a wizard's magic class - cue the mixing of magnesium, sulphur and potassium and other chemical ingredients to produce the essence of the spirit of God. Then there are the classic games such as pass the parcel and church treasure hunts that are playfully woven into services to create an infectious enthusiasm for Christmas that goes beyond the presents and the physical manifestations of Christmas today. Arranged over three parts, Reverend Parker first sets out a series of stand-alone services suitable for a school assembly or sermon slot with simple, symbolic aids and props to bring the act of worship to life. In part II there follows a selection of full-length major services that can be reproduced with or without adaptation and with practical pointers such as how to recruit willing helpers to enable these plans to come together.A final section comprises ideas to embellish the themes covered in the earlier chapters. From human camels and Christmas action songs to carols sung to the tune of "Match of the Day", you'll find plenty of inspiration to engage young and old alike.

A funny Christmas picture book, all about the power of poop!

A festive book with a liquid-filled bubble on the cover.

The tale of a little kid who was disappointed in the same traditional holiday celebration year after year, so he decided to create his own type of Christmas tradition with his friends and Angelina Honey Bee by putting together a Christmas circus with lots of fun rides and candy.

Guess Who? Mini ClausBy: Marcus Bravo Mini Claus: Guess Who? follows the adventure of a Christmas superhero who's set out to revamp the holiday spirit in the face of a whole new world of adventure, with a whole lot of perseverance and love. Who is it, you ask?You'll just have to guess! About the AuthorMarcus Bravo is a graduate of the Los Angeles film school and owner of Neworld Entertainment, which is home to Mini Claus. His community involvement includes reading Mini Claus stories to children through the partnership of Heritage University Enactus' Pantry of Hope. Bravo's hobbies are singing and dancing. He has a passion for performing and writing music, with one album on Spotify, YouTube, and other platforms titled Yesterday.

The milestone book 500-Year Journey cuts through long established traditions and brings clarity to an age-old controversy: When was Christ born?

This book is written to bring to our minds the thoughts of Advent so that we may think and pray with Mary, who brought Christ to us. Advent, like Lent, is a time of preparation in thought and deed for a great event. Certainly, if a king or a cardinal were to come to our home as a guest, we would prepare for his advent. Should we not prepare, then, for the great King of the universe during these days? Instead of coming to our homes, however, His Advent, or "coming," is one into our hearts, and it depends on how we pray and meditate during these preparatory days leading up to Christmas. Advent should not cause sorrow, for penance is a joy when done for God. These Advent days, then, will be most joyful if they are dedicated to God. We are happiest when all things are in harmony and in their proper place. This is the definition of health. This is the understanding of peace. This is to be Christian. It is our aim here to put Christ back into Christmas, to welcome the Christ Child in our souls, and to enjoy the godliness of having Christ's Mass at Christmas.

Original title: 24 histoires de Noel pour attendre Jesus.

This collection of poems is a celebration of Christmas time, winter joys, family, friends, animals, nature, and play. It speaks for perennial values of kindness, inclusion, compassion and appreciation of the beauty of our natural world.

Santa had no choice but to enter the digital age with the assistance of his son, Darius, and a magical albino reindeer named Snow.With everything moving so fast, Santa couldn't keep up with all the children expecting him to deliver their Christmas gifts as every year more toys were needed and not enough elves to help and delivery took longer and longer. Then with all the chimneys disappearing, how is Santa going to deliver the gifts?Santa knew he had to come up with a plan; it took a lot of work, and it was quite a journey, but with everyone working together, they found a way to put smiles on children face's Christmas morning.