Tired of being the smallest child in the family, Little Bunny discovers on Christmas Eve what it would be like to be even smaller.

At Christmastime, Santa Claus makes sure all children have toys, but how can you play with your toys if you are hungry? This lovely children's book tells the whimsical tale of Chief Chef Cheeto and the Magic Christmas Tree. Together, their goal is to make sure all the children on earth have enough food to eat on Christmas Day. Each year the Magic Christmas Tree visits a different house. Thanks to Chief Chef Cheeto's magical powers and his many helper Elf Chefs around the world, all the festive fabulous feasting tables are set with all kinds of foods and desserts from all the different countries on earth. Now each year all children wherever they live will have plenty to eat on Christmas day. This richly illustrated picture book is perfect for parents and teachers to read aloud to children ages 2 to 92- sparking discussions about foods in diverse cultures and the desire to feed all children, helping them understand how important it is that we all help feed each other, that no one should have to go hungry.

Author and illustrator L. M. Haynes has created a quintessential Christmas story in his illustrated children's book titled The Magical Christmas Tree. Interleaved with full page drawings, he captures the storyboard tale of the Scott's family, starting and running a Christmas Tree Farm in Vermont. Established in 1959, Everett Scott and his wife Cecilia moved to a small town called Castle Falls. Working as a handyman and various other odd jobs, Everett always dreamed of having a Christmas tree farm. When he finally got the farm started, working the land with his sons, Everett noticed "something different" about one of his trees. While all of the trees needed occasional pruning to maintain their perfect shape, this one tree in particular grew with an ideal form, and even more strangely had a yellow glowing aura surrounding it. It was indeed a special tree. The story then moves to Ellie, a young girl who was in failing health from an unknown illness. The doctors seemed to be unable to help Ellie, as day by day her health continued to decline. Her brother, Aaron Anderson, wrote a letter to the local newspaper, the Castle Falls Gazette, simply asking for prayers and support of the townsfolk. This caught the attention of Everett - he knew exactly what to do. He delivered the magical Christmas tree to Ellie's family; the rest of the story follows a miraculous recovery. Combining the elements of faith, prayers, healing, and spiritual power manifested in a Christmas tree, L.M. Haynes draws readers into the story with both credible names of characters, locations and artistic illustrations, resulting in a book which will become a favorite to all readers. The Magical Christmas Tree will not only grace the bedtime story choice for children around the holiday season, but with the theme of healing from prayers, this book is also a guiding light of hope for everyone, all throughout the year, especially those who may come down with an illness. The galley text layout along with the many illustrations brings The Magical Christmas Tree into a "Best in Class" genre of children's books - and given the minutia of detail weaved throughout the book, it generates the credibility of being a true story in which parents and adults would also enjoy just as much. This is a book which is a "must-have" for all growing families of faith, love and hope.

Author and illustrator L. M. Haynes has created a quintessential Christmas story in his illustrated children's book titled The Magical Christmas Tree. Interleaved with full-page drawings, he captures the storyboard tale of the Scott's family, starting and running a Christmas Tree Farm in Vermont. Established in 1959, Everett Scott and his wife Cecilia moved to a small town called Castle Falls. Working as a handyman and various other odd jobs, Everett always dreamed of having a Christmas tree farm. When he finally got the farm started, working the land with his sons, Everett noticed "something different" about one of his trees. While all of the trees needed occasional pruning to maintain their perfect shape, this one tree, in particular, grew with an ideal form and even more strangely had a yellow glowing aura surrounding it. It was indeed a special tree. The story then moves to Ellie, a young girl who was in failing health from an unknown illness. The doctors seemed to be unable to help Ellie, as day by day her health continued to decline. Her brother, Aaron Anderson, wrote a letter to the local newspaper, the Castle Falls Gazette, simply asking for prayers and support of the townsfolk. This caught the attention of Everett - he knew exactly what to do. He delivered the magical Christmas tree to Ellie's family; the rest of the story follows a miraculous recovery. Combining the elements of faith, prayers, healing, and spiritual power manifested in a Christmas tree, L.M. Haynes draws readers into the story with credible names of characters, locations, and artistic illustrations, resulting in a book that will become a favorite to all readers. The Magical Christmas Tree will not only grace the bedtime story choice for children around the holiday season but with the theme of healing from prayers, this book is also a guiding light of hope for everyone, all throughout the year, especially those who may come down with an illness. The galley text layout along with the many illustrations brings The Magical Christmas Tree into a "Best in Class" genre of children's books - and given the minutia of detail weaved throughout the book, it generates the credibility of being a true story in which parents and adults would also enjoy just as much. This is a book that is a "must-have" for all growing families of faith, love and hope.

A little pine tree in the forest brings happiness and the real meaning of Christmas to two lonely little girls. Grades 1-4.

Johnny’s wish had come true. His family would be visiting his grandparents for Christmas. His grandparents lived in an old house in New England where his father had been born. The family together, the smells of the cookies baking, the snowy Christmas tree farm with trees of so many shapes and sizes, and most of all the wooden horse he had told his brother Liam about would make this the best Christmas ever. In his grandparents’ attic Johnny finds many treasures, but the wooden horse he remembered so well is missing. How can Johnny make his brother’s Christmas wish come true? Beloved and internationally bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark’s loving story together with Wendell Minor’s captivating paintings make The Magical Christmas Horse a book that captures the true heart of Christmas and one that families will make part of their Christmas tradition year after year.

Once upon a time in a small forest on the outskirts of Tulsa, Oklahoma deep in the woods there lived a unique tree. Although there were many other trees that grew in the forest this tree was very different because it didnt grow like the other trees. It was tall, thin, and had very few branches and needles. One day some men came through the forest to cut down some of the trees. Christmas was coming in four days and they needed some trees to take back into town to the Christmas tree lot. They cut down lots of trees from the forest when one of the workers came across the awkward looking tree. Look at this awkward looking tree, said the worker. I dont think we should take this tree back to the lot. Another worker replied, It is a weird looking tree but lets take it anyway and well sell it very cheap. So the worker cut down the tree. No one is going to buy this ugly tree, he said, as he threw it on the back of the truck. They all laughed, but little did they know, the weird looking tree had magical powers.