Sleigh Bells and Snowflakes

by Linda Bronson

Sing a song, share a poem, settle in for a cozy read - here's a lovely collection that celebrates the Christmas spirit. "Smooth clean and frost white The world looks good enough to bite. That's the season to be young, Catching snowflakes on your tongue." - Ogden Nash What makes Christmas time so special? It's a season to be shared with family and friends. So take a dash through the snowdrifts on an open sleigh; spend a quiet moment remembering a Christmas...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0805067558
• ISBN13: 9780805067552
• Release Date: October 2002
• Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
• Length: 40 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.9" x 11.1"
• Age Range: 4 to 9 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 4

Customer Reviews

My 3 year old's favorite!!

My 3 year old absolutely loooooves this book. Each page has about 3 or 4 pieces of packing tape on it because it has been read, re-read, over and over again and it's only 6 months old. It's the MUST book for reading at night, and she carries it around the house non-stop. She's memorized every song and poem, recognizes which song goes with which picture. She's going to learn to read with this one I'm sure. For the parent, it's pretty enjoyable and contains quite a few familiar "mature" holiday songs. There are quite a few I don't recognize but it doesn't keep us from making tunes up. There are one or two blaring Christian poems/songs, but if you don't mind it, it's a great book.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE IN THIS TREASURY

Geared for youngsters ages 4 and up "Sleigh Bells and Snowflakes" is a happy collection of holiday poems and songs. Young eyes and ears will joyfully respond to the perceptive and perky words of the beloved Ogden Nash: "Smooth clean and frost white The world looks good enough to bite. That's the season to be young, Catching snowflakes on your tongue," and learn to hum along to the familiar lyrics of "Silver Bells." Whether witty or moving there is something for everyone to be found in this treasury of the familiar and the new. Linda Bronson used clay, collage and paint to artfully bring these selections to life.