Children’s Corner — Read And Rhyme The First Christmas

21 Dec

I have to say, I love a children’s book by Glenys Nellist! They are always so unique and special. This year I discovered Read And Rhyme The First Christmas, a book celebrating the story of Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus. It is the perfect read-a-long choice for families. I love that it can be enjoyed by all ages. The sturdy board book can take the curious fingers of babies and toddlers, the peek-a-book words will challenge preschoolers/early readers, and the rhyming couplets will delight all those gathered around. Each page is filled with the colorful and detailed illustrations of Ag Jatkowksa. But the most important thing is the message of joy presented — God’s Son Jesus is born!

It’s not too late to get this book for your Christmas Eve celebration! You and your family will love it!

Recommended.

Audience: children/families.

(I received a complimentary copy from Zonderkidz. All opinions expressed are mine alone.)

From Glenys Nellist comes Read and Rhyme The First Christmas, a sweet lift-the-flap board book that tells the story of Jesus’s birth through interactive rhyming and colorful illustrations. Children will enjoy guessing the hidden rhyme that fits into the story and discovering how Mary and Joseph made it to Bethlehem in time for the birth of baby Jesus.
Read and Rhyme The First Christmas:

Provides interactive rhyming fun with 24 sturdy flaps

Tells the story of the first Christmas in easy to understand, perfect to read aloud rhyme

Is written by bestselling author Glenys Nellist

Makes a perfect stocking stuffer or Christmas gift for little ones 

Glenys Nellist was born and raised in a little village in northern England. The author of multiple award-winning children’s books, including the bestselling ‘Twas the Evening of Christmas, The Wonder That is You, and five popular series: Love Letters from God, Snuggle Time, ‘Twas, Good News and Little Mole, her writing reflects a deep passion for helping children discover joy and hope in the world. Glenys lives in Michigan with her husband, David.

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