With Christmas characters and funny rhymes to read aloud, this book is a holiday delight The youngest readers will love the fuzzy cover, googly eyes, and Santa's squishy red nose. A perfect read aloud book for the holiday season

Rhyming story about Santa Claus and his unusual Christmas adventures, which is fun to listen to and read. Features lights and touch and feel cover. Noisy surprises at the end of the book makes it even more fun!

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Roger Priddy’s wonderfully illustrated Funny Faces Santa Claus is full of Christmas characters and funny rhymes to read aloud, making this festive children’s board book a holiday delight! With each turn of the page starting from the fuzzy cover, children will watch as Santa’s googly eyes and squishy red nose become part of the faces of a snowman, elf, reindeer, and more in this perfect read for the holiday season. Meet the Funny Faces and all their friends in this great series of preschool storybooks. Each book has a fun story told in rhyming text as well as touch-and-feel patches to explore - and there’s a noisy surprise at the end of each book too!

The spud everybody loves to play with is turning 50 years old! Mr. Potato Head has delighted generations of children and now everyone can have a detailed look at the exciting history of the toy potato that has fascinated the world for half a century. This colorful book follows Mr. Potato Head from his birth in 1952 at the hands of Hassenfeld Bros., to the addition of Mrs. Potato Head and all the variations on the original, including the Jumpin1 Mr. Potato Head and the Toy Story version. Funny Face also highlights the pop culture aspect of the popular toy, including the toy premiums and other marketing items, such as Mr. Potato Head Ice Pops and the Potato Head Game that sprouted from its popularity.

It's Easter, and time for the Funny Faces Easter Parade Inside this fun springtime board book, Hop the Easter Bunny is busy delivering eggs, three dizzy daisies are dancing in the Easter garden, and Belle the lamb is wearing the special bonnet she's made to open up the Easter Parade. There are cute, sing-song rhymes to read and share, and a set of moving, googly eyes which brings each Funny Faces character to life.

The bright lights of Manhattan, burning crosses in Mississippi, and former flames from Texas sparked a series of stories and essays featured here in Funny Face. With wit and wisdom, author Peggi Davis’ musings recount the hilarious and harrowing events that occurred as she gingerly grew up, and her fractured family moved from town to town. Half hippie, half haute couture, she entered the wacky world of retail advertising at the young age of nineteen. There, her outrageous experiences and escapades with a collection of colorful, creative colleagues provide a humorous personal narrative. And her ability to rise above the secrets hidden from her as a child offers insight into the sadder parts of her life. Now in her seventies, Davis’ insight on aging and other timely topics gives voice to a generation raised on marvelous music, incredible imagination, and the power of love.