Merry Christmas, Eve!
Written by Adam Wallace
Illustrated by Lena Bardy
Ages 4+ | 36 Pages
Publisher: Krueger Wallace Press & Riven Rock Projects | ISBN-13: 9780648973737
“The day before Christmas is a very special day,
That never had its own name.
But that all changed when one special elf,
Rose to glory and fame.
Eve was an elf with such get up and go,
She worked hard and loved to play.
But the Head Elf ran Christmas with an iron fist,
And this was what he had to say…”
That never had its own name.
But that all changed when one special elf,
Rose to glory and fame.
Eve was an elf with such get up and go,
She worked hard and loved to play.
But the Head Elf ran Christmas with an iron fist,
And this was what he had to say…”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Adam Wallace has written stories about elves before (How to Catch an Elf), but Eve is by far his favorite elf! Adam also has a mother who still makes him write a letter to Santa every year, and puts a stocking at the end of his bed … he doesn’t mind! With over 82 books published, Adam believes Eve can outshine them all! For more information, visit adam-wallace-books.com.
REVIEW
Adam Wallace continues the fun and kid-friendliness from his "How to Catch..." series in this new book Merry Christmas, Eve! The story is written in an easy-to-read, rhyming, friendly and light-hearted manner that brings a sense of Christmas fun. The story also teaches about the Christmas spirit in a way that kids will understand. It shares that bringing light, joy, brightness and happiness to the world is the way to truly celebrate the Christmas season. The Christmas spirit in this book is an actual creature that grows as the Christmas Spirit grows around him. Eve has to rescue the Christmas spirit and let it loose at the North Pole to stop the head Elf. I liked how the story shows Christmas spirit as something tangible that kids can grasp on to and shares that the Christmas spirit is something that we need to look for during the season. There was subtle analogies that you can pull from this book into your own Christmas season. The illustrations in this book are bright, colorful, attractive, eye-catching. I felt like this was a fun Christmas book for kids and it would be interesting to see if the author writes more holiday books in the same manner. I encourage you to check it out and add it to your Christmas book collection. If you're not familiar with this author, I also encourage you to check out his other books. His books are popular with my kids.
GIVEAWAY
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The giveaway ends December 16, 2021, at 11:59 P.M. MT.
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This post is in partnership with The Children’s Book Review and Krueger Wallace Press & Riven Rock. I also received a free pdf of the book to review for this post.
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