The Donkey in the Living Room
Michael Foster (Illus), Sarah Raymond CunninghamHardback 2014-09-01
Begin a new family tradition this Christmas with The Donkey in the Living Room picture book by Sarah Raymond Cunningham with illustrations by Michael Foster.
Children will learn the true meaning of Christmas through the individual stories of the characters present at Jesus' birth: the Donkey, Cow, Sheep, Shepherd, Angel, Camel, Wise Men, Joseph, and of course, baby Jesus. Intended to be read each day in the 9-days before Christmas.
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:Begin a new family tradition this Christmas with The Donkey in the Living Room picture book and box set by Sarah Raymond Cunningham with illustrations by Michael Foster.
Children will learn the true meaning of Christmas through the individual stories of the characters present at Jesus? birth ? the Donkey, Cow, Sheep, Shepherd, Angel, Camel, Wise Men, Joseph, and of course, baby Jesus ? intended to be read each day in the 9-days before Christmas. Stories are read alongside corresponding Nativity pieces, which are to be wrapped and hidden for children
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Begin a new family tradition this Christmas with The Donkey in the Living Room picture book by Sarah Raymond Cunningham with illustrations by Michael Foster.
Children will learn the true meaning of Christmas through the individual stories of the characters present at Jesus' birth: the Donkey, Cow, Sheep, Shepherd, Angel, Camel, Wise Men, Joseph, and of course, baby Jesus. Intended to be read each day in the 9-days before Christmas.
Publisher Description
:Begin a new family tradition this Christmas with The Donkey in the Living Room picture book and box set by Sarah Raymond Cunningham with illustrations by Michael Foster.
Children will learn the true meaning of Christmas through the individual stories of the characters present at Jesus? birth ? the Donkey, Cow, Sheep, Shepherd, Angel, Camel, Wise Men, Joseph, and of course, baby Jesus ? intended to be read each day in the 9-days before Christmas. Stories are read alongside corresponding Nativity pieces, which are to be wrapped and hidden for children