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The Night Before Christmas (Hardcover)
| Author: Clement Clarke/ Mills Moore | Illustrator: Donald Mills |
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Publish Date: 10/1/2010
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32
Age Range:
8 to 11
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| A classically illustrated edition of a perennial Christmas favorite. Written in 1822, the poem introduced families nationwide to a uniquely American Santa--one with rosy cheeks who flies through the air with eight tiny reindeer. Full color. |
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Presents an illustrated version of the classic children's Christmas story. |
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First published in 1823 as "A Visit from St. Nicholas," Clement Moore's much loved poem-- which is more often called "The Night Before Christmas"--is an enduring holiday classic. Before Disney and before Seuss, using rhyming couplets that are like vivid snapshots, Moore set down what soon became the standard Christmas-time references: a quiet house with the "stockings hung by the chimney with care"; Santa (here only called St. Nicholas), with his red face and round belly; and a miniature sleigh with "eight tiny reindeer," whom he names one by one. Moore's classic has been published in many formats, and its story has been interpreted and reinterpreted by authors and illustrators over the many years, to the delight of readers old and young.First published in 1823 as "A Visit from St. Nicholas," Clement Moore's much loved poem, which is more often called "The Night Before Christmas," is an enduring holiday classic. Before Disney and before Seuss, and using only rhyming couplets that are like vivid snapshots, Moore set down what soon became the standard Christmastime references: a quiet house with the "stockings hung by the chimney with care;" Santa (here only called St. Nicholas) with his red face and round belly; and his miniature sleigh and his "eight tiny reindeer," whom he names one by one. Moore's classic has been published in many formats, and its story has been interpreted and reinterpreted by authors and illustrators over the many years to the delight of readers old and young.
First published in 1823 as "A Visit from St. Nicholas," Clement Moore's much loved poem-- which is more often called "The Night Before Christmas"--is an enduring holiday classic. Before Disney and before Seuss, using rhyming couplets that are like vivid snapshots, Moore set down what soon became the standard Christmas-time references: a quiet house with the "stockings hung by the chimney with care"; Santa (here only called St. Nicholas), with his red face and round belly; and a miniature sleigh with "eight tiny reindeer," whom he names one by one. Moore's classic has been published in many formats, and its story has been interpreted and reinterpreted by authors and illustrators over the many years, to the delight of readers old and young.First published in 1823 as "A Visit from St. Nicholas," Clement Moore's much loved poem, which is more often called "The Night Before Christmas," is an enduring holiday classic. Before Disney and before Seuss, and using only rhyming couplets that are like vivid snapshots, Moore set down what soon became the standard Christmastime references: a quiet house with the "stockings hung by the chimney with care;" Santa (here only called St. Nicholas) with his red face and round belly; and his miniature sleigh and his "eight tiny reindeer," whom he names one by one. Moore's classic has been published in many formats, and its story has been interpreted and reinterpreted by authors and illustrators over the many years to the delight of readers old and young.
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