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Busy Christmas | Children’s Board Book
Busy Christmas | Children’s Board Book
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Join in the festive fun as two small children prepare for Christmas day. There's something to push, pull or spin on every spread!
Watch snowmen grow, sledges slide and trees being trimmed, then push the tab to see what happens on Christmas Eve . . . have the children been good? Will Santa come?
Busy Christmas is the perfect gift for little children. Big and strong, with magical illustrations by Angie Rozelaar, easy-to-handle mechanisms and a sweet, rhyming text, this is the ultimate first Christmas novelty board book for young, inquisitive fingers and minds!
►Author: Angie Rozelaar
►Reading Age: 12 Months And Older
►Details: Board Book | 10 pages | 18.2 x 18.1 cm
►About the Author: Angie Rozelaar grew up in Kent, but has since lived in London, Brighton, Devon, Sweden and France. She studied at Chelsea Art School and Exeter University, and has worked as an illustrator since 2009. She uses a variety of materials to create her illustrations, including crayons, watercolours, inks and pens. Angie lives in Normandy, France.
Watch snowmen grow, sledges slide and trees being trimmed, then push the tab to see what happens on Christmas Eve . . . have the children been good? Will Santa come?
Busy Christmas is the perfect gift for little children. Big and strong, with magical illustrations by Angie Rozelaar, easy-to-handle mechanisms and a sweet, rhyming text, this is the ultimate first Christmas novelty board book for young, inquisitive fingers and minds!
►Author: Angie Rozelaar
►Reading Age: 12 Months And Older
►Details: Board Book | 10 pages | 18.2 x 18.1 cm
►About the Author: Angie Rozelaar grew up in Kent, but has since lived in London, Brighton, Devon, Sweden and France. She studied at Chelsea Art School and Exeter University, and has worked as an illustrator since 2009. She uses a variety of materials to create her illustrations, including crayons, watercolours, inks and pens. Angie lives in Normandy, France.
