Christmas Books for Kids

It’s time to share Children’s Christmas Books perfect for reading and gifting this season. With just two months to Christmas, I wanted to get a jump on all the new children’s Christmas books available this year. These books are great additions to your library, whether you are looking to add to your collection or maybe start your own Bookish Advent Calendar. Click HERE to see all the Christmas-themed books I’ve previously shared on the blog.

Children's Christmas Book Review North Pole Village

NORTH POLE VILLAGE
By: Sabrina Makhsimova
Illustrated by: Dinara Mirtalipova
Published: September 19, 2023
Publisher: Chronicle Kids
Fiction

This set of three board books in one makes a great gift for the little ones on your list. With these three shaped board books, your toddler will read about Mr. Klaus’s House, the Polar Bear’s Nook, and the Toymaker’s Workshop. All three books fit inside the trifold case that opens to reveal a winter village. A magnetic closure keeps them all locked into the case.

Children's Christmas Book Review North Pole Village inside

Sabrina has written poetic, rhyming stories for little ones while collaborating with her talented artist Mom, Dinara. Each little board book takes kids inside a special place inside the winter village. Spend a day with Mr. Klaus as he eats his breakfast and heads to the shop to inspect all the toys before they are delivered to some special boys and girls. Watch as the mice work hard to carve, paint, and wrap up all the new toys they have made at the Toymaker’s Workshop. Bundle up as you head to the Polar Bear’s Nook, way up north. Watch as Bear goes fishing or cozies up with a cup of hot chocolate and a good book.

This set of three board books fits perfectly inside a stocking and is a great way to celebrate your toddler’s Christmas. Gift it with the other three book set by this mother/daughter team, MERFOLK VILLAGE for year-round reading.


Sabrina Makhsimova has been writing poems since elementary school. She is a creative person, interested in art and music, and loves reading fiction. She started working on writing this book when she was nine years old. A burgeoning writer and poet, she is now in middle school and excited about her first published book. She lives in snowy Northeast Ohio with her family.

Dinara Mirtalipova is an award-winning folk illustrator and designer. Born and raised in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, she uses a wide range of materials and tools, like carving lino blocks, gouache, acrylics, and many others. She is the illustrator of numerous books, including Woven of the World and Russian Tales: Traditional Stories of Quests and Enchantments. She currently lives in snowy Northeast Ohio with her family.


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