Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, retold for the youngest readers and brought to life in full color.
Long before Santa Claus, families across Europe and beyond told stories of the strange and wonderful beings who visit at Christmas. Christmas Legends from Around the World introduces children aged 3 to 6 to twenty of them, one character at a time, in short read-aloud chapters, each paired with a full-page illustration.
Who children will meet:
The gift-bringers: Saint Nicholas of Myra, whose kindness became the story of Santa Claus; Ded Moroz and Snegurochka the Snow Maiden from Russia; Julemanden from Denmark; Olentzero, the Basque charcoal maker who comes down from the mountains; La Befana, the Italian witch who fills stockings on Epiphany; and the Three Wise Men.
The watchful ones: Krampus from the Alps; Knecht Ruprecht and Belsnickel from Germany; Perchta, "the bright one" of Alpine tradition; Lutzelfrau; the Kallikantzaros of Greece; and Gryla, the Icelandic ogress.
Animals and household helpers: the Icelandic Yule Cat, who checks whether you have new clothes; the Nordic Yule Goat, who once pulled Thor's chariot; the Swedish Tomte, who guards the farm in exchange for a bowl of porridge; Santa's reindeer; and Catalonia's Caganer.
What makes this one different. Most Christmas-around-the-world books for this age tour countries and customs: the food, the songs, the gift-giving. This one is built around the characters. Each spread is a who's-who entry with a name, a country, and the odd, memorable detail children actually repeat afterwards: the cat with glowing eyes, the goat that knocks over the tree, the maiden whose laughter makes snow fall.
Written to be read aloud. Every legend stands alone in a few short paragraphs, so it can be finished in one sitting, used as a December countdown, or dipped into at random. Bright, friendly illustrations keep the folklore wonder-filled rather than frightening: the figures that unsettle in grown-up folklore books are gentle here, which makes the collection usable with preschool and early elementary groups, in a multicultural holiday collection, or at bedtime.
From Iceland to Greece, from the Basque mountains to the Russian winter, this is a first window on how other families celebrate. It builds curiosity about other cultures while keeping the magic of Christmas alive, and it answers the question children ask every December: is Santa Claus the same everywhere?
A square 8.25-inch picture book, printed in full color throughout. Part of the Little Curious Minds series of illustrated books for curious young readers.
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Liudmyla Pytel writes and illustrates picture books for young children, including the Little Curious Minds series of illustrated introductions to world folklore and traditions.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Pytel, Liudmyla (illustrateur). Paperback. Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, retold for the youngest readers and brought to life in full color.Long before Santa Claus, families across Europe and beyond told stories of the strange and wonderful beings who visit at Christmas. Christmas Legends from Around the World introduces children aged 3 to 6 to twenty of them, one character at a time, in short read-aloud chapters, each paired with a full-page illustration.Who children will meet: The gift-bringers: Saint Nicholas of Myra, whose kindness became the story of Santa Claus; Ded Moroz and Snegurochka the Snow Maiden from Russia; Julemanden from Denmark; Olentzero, the Basque charcoal maker who comes down from the mountains; La Befana, the Italian witch who fills stockings on Epiphany; and the Three Wise Men.The watchful ones: Krampus from the Alps; Knecht Ruprecht and Belsnickel from Germany; Perchta, "the bright one" of Alpine tradition; Lutzelfrau; the Kallikantzaros of Greece; and Gryla, the Icelandic ogress.Animals and household helpers: the Icelandic Yule Cat, who checks whether you have new clothes; the Nordic Yule Goat, who once pulled Thor's chariot; the Swedish Tomte, who guards the farm in exchange for a bowl of porridge; Santa's reindeer; and Catalonia's Caganer.What makes this one different. Most Christmas-around-the-world books for this age tour countries and customs: the food, the songs, the gift-giving. This one is built around the characters. Each spread is a who's-who entry with a name, a country, and the odd, memorable detail children actually repeat afterwards: the cat with glowing eyes, the goat that knocks over the tree, the maiden whose laughter makes snow fall.Written to be read aloud. Every legend stands alone in a few short paragraphs, so it can be finished in one sitting, used as a December countdown, or dipped into at random. Bright, friendly illustrations keep the folklore wonder-filled rather than frightening: the figures that unsettle in grown-up folklore books are gentle here, which makes the collection usable with preschool and early elementary groups, in a multicultural holiday collection, or at bedtime.From Iceland to Greece, from the Basque mountains to the Russian winter, this is a first window on how other families celebrate. It builds curiosity about other cultures while keeping the magic of Christmas alive, and it answers the question children ask every December: is Santa Claus the same everywhere?A square 8.25-inch picture book, printed in full color throughout. Part of the Little Curious Minds series of illustrated books for curious young readers. Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, from Krampus and La Befana to the Icelandic Yule Cat, retold for ages 3 to 6. Each one gets a short read-aloud chapter and a full-page color illustration. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256210717
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Paperback. Etat : new. Pytel, Liudmyla (illustrateur). Paperback. Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, retold for the youngest readers and brought to life in full color.Long before Santa Claus, families across Europe and beyond told stories of the strange and wonderful beings who visit at Christmas. Christmas Legends from Around the World introduces children aged 3 to 6 to twenty of them, one character at a time, in short read-aloud chapters, each paired with a full-page illustration.Who children will meet: The gift-bringers: Saint Nicholas of Myra, whose kindness became the story of Santa Claus; Ded Moroz and Snegurochka the Snow Maiden from Russia; Julemanden from Denmark; Olentzero, the Basque charcoal maker who comes down from the mountains; La Befana, the Italian witch who fills stockings on Epiphany; and the Three Wise Men.The watchful ones: Krampus from the Alps; Knecht Ruprecht and Belsnickel from Germany; Perchta, "the bright one" of Alpine tradition; Lutzelfrau; the Kallikantzaros of Greece; and Gryla, the Icelandic ogress.Animals and household helpers: the Icelandic Yule Cat, who checks whether you have new clothes; the Nordic Yule Goat, who once pulled Thor's chariot; the Swedish Tomte, who guards the farm in exchange for a bowl of porridge; Santa's reindeer; and Catalonia's Caganer.What makes this one different. Most Christmas-around-the-world books for this age tour countries and customs: the food, the songs, the gift-giving. This one is built around the characters. Each spread is a who's-who entry with a name, a country, and the odd, memorable detail children actually repeat afterwards: the cat with glowing eyes, the goat that knocks over the tree, the maiden whose laughter makes snow fall.Written to be read aloud. Every legend stands alone in a few short paragraphs, so it can be finished in one sitting, used as a December countdown, or dipped into at random. Bright, friendly illustrations keep the folklore wonder-filled rather than frightening: the figures that unsettle in grown-up folklore books are gentle here, which makes the collection usable with preschool and early elementary groups, in a multicultural holiday collection, or at bedtime.From Iceland to Greece, from the Basque mountains to the Russian winter, this is a first window on how other families celebrate. It builds curiosity about other cultures while keeping the magic of Christmas alive, and it answers the question children ask every December: is Santa Claus the same everywhere?A square 8.25-inch picture book, printed in full color throughout. Part of the Little Curious Minds series of illustrated books for curious young readers. Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, from Krampus and La Befana to the Icelandic Yule Cat, retold for ages 3 to 6. Each one gets a short read-aloud chapter and a full-page color illustration. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256210717
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Paperback. Etat : new. Pytel, Liudmyla (illustrateur). Paperback. Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, retold for the youngest readers and brought to life in full color.Long before Santa Claus, families across Europe and beyond told stories of the strange and wonderful beings who visit at Christmas. Christmas Legends from Around the World introduces children aged 3 to 6 to twenty of them, one character at a time, in short read-aloud chapters, each paired with a full-page illustration.Who children will meet: The gift-bringers: Saint Nicholas of Myra, whose kindness became the story of Santa Claus; Ded Moroz and Snegurochka the Snow Maiden from Russia; Julemanden from Denmark; Olentzero, the Basque charcoal maker who comes down from the mountains; La Befana, the Italian witch who fills stockings on Epiphany; and the Three Wise Men.The watchful ones: Krampus from the Alps; Knecht Ruprecht and Belsnickel from Germany; Perchta, "the bright one" of Alpine tradition; Lutzelfrau; the Kallikantzaros of Greece; and Gryla, the Icelandic ogress.Animals and household helpers: the Icelandic Yule Cat, who checks whether you have new clothes; the Nordic Yule Goat, who once pulled Thor's chariot; the Swedish Tomte, who guards the farm in exchange for a bowl of porridge; Santa's reindeer; and Catalonia's Caganer.What makes this one different. Most Christmas-around-the-world books for this age tour countries and customs: the food, the songs, the gift-giving. This one is built around the characters. Each spread is a who's-who entry with a name, a country, and the odd, memorable detail children actually repeat afterwards: the cat with glowing eyes, the goat that knocks over the tree, the maiden whose laughter makes snow fall.Written to be read aloud. Every legend stands alone in a few short paragraphs, so it can be finished in one sitting, used as a December countdown, or dipped into at random. Bright, friendly illustrations keep the folklore wonder-filled rather than frightening: the figures that unsettle in grown-up folklore books are gentle here, which makes the collection usable with preschool and early elementary groups, in a multicultural holiday collection, or at bedtime.From Iceland to Greece, from the Basque mountains to the Russian winter, this is a first window on how other families celebrate. It builds curiosity about other cultures while keeping the magic of Christmas alive, and it answers the question children ask every December: is Santa Claus the same everywhere?A square 8.25-inch picture book, printed in full color throughout. Part of the Little Curious Minds series of illustrated books for curious young readers. Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, from Krampus and La Befana to the Icelandic Yule Cat, retold for ages 3 to 6. Each one gets a short read-aloud chapter and a full-page color illustration. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256210717
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Pytel, Liudmyla (illustrateur). nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Twenty Christmas legends from around the world, retold for the youngest readers and brought to life in full color.Long before Santa Claus, families across Europe and beyond told stories of the strange and wonderful beings who visit at Christmas. Christmas Legends from Around the World introduces children aged 3 to 6 to twenty of them, one character at a time, in short read-aloud chapters, each paired with a full-page illustration.Who children will meet:The gift-bringers: Saint Nicholas of Myra, whose kindness became the story of Santa Claus; Ded Moroz and Snegurochka the Snow Maiden from Russia; Julemanden from Denmark; Olentzero, the Basque charcoal maker who comes down from the mountains; La Befana, the Italian witch who fills stockings on Epiphany; and the Three Wise Men.The watchful ones: Krampus from the Alps; Knecht Ruprecht and Belsnickel from Germany; Perchta, 'the bright one' of Alpine tradition; Lutzelfrau; the Kallikantzaros of Greece; and Gryla, the Icelandic ogress.Animals and household helpers: the Icelandic Yule Cat, who checks whether you have new clothes; the Nordic Yule Goat, who once pulled Thor's chariot; the Swedish Tomte, who guards the farm in exchange for a bowl of porridge; Santa's reindeer; and Catalonia's Caganer.What makes this one different. Most Christmas-around-the-world books for this age tour countries and customs: the food, the songs, the gift-giving. This one is built around the characters. Each spread is a who's-who entry with a name, a country, and the odd, memorable detail children actually repeat afterwards: the cat with glowing eyes, the goat that knocks over the tree, the maiden whose laughter makes snow fall.Written to be read aloud. Every legend stands alone in a few short paragraphs, so it can be finished in one sitting, used as a December countdown, or dipped into at random. Bright, friendly illustrations keep the folklore wonder-filled rather than frightening: the figures that unsettle in grown-up folklore books are gentle here, which makes the collection usable with preschool and early elementary groups, in a multicultural holiday collection, or at bedtime.From Iceland to Greece, from the Basque mountains to the Russian winter, this is a first window on how other families celebrate. It builds curiosity about other cultures while keeping the magic of Christmas alive, and it answers the question children ask every December: is Santa Claus the same everywhere A square 8.25-inch picture book, printed in full color throughout. Part of the Little Curious Minds series of illustrated books for curious young readers. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798256210717
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Pytel, Liudmyla (illustrateur). Christmas Legends from Around the World | Uncovering the Characters and Myths That Make Christmas Special Worldwide - From Krampus to Lesser-Known Legends | Liudmyla Pytel | Taschenbuch | Little Curious Minds | Englisch | 2026 | Mountain Mill Editorial | EAN 9798256210717 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur 136494421
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