Novembre favoris
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avec des recommandations originales, des descriptions et des références parKristin Addington Culpepper (Expert parental et auteur)
A Merry Month of Christmas Reading!
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Action de grâce dans les bois
Si vous aimez le chant, la nature et la communauté, vous allez ADORER ce livre ! C'est une belle histoire d'une famille qui célèbre Thanksgiving chaque année entourée d'arbres et d'amis._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_ Ils chantent, jouent des instruments, dansent, allument des feux, explorent la nature, partagent de la nourriture et des traditions. Un exemple organique de construction et de maintien d'une communauté multigénérationnelle, d'inclusivité, d'expression de gratitude et de célébration joyeuse de la vie !
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Première neige dans les bois
La photographie captivante raconte l'histoire de la nature alors qu'elle passe de l'automne à l'hiver.
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Neige dans la ville : Un conte d'hiver (Noël après Thanksgiving)
L'histoire suit une famille vivant dans la grande ville à travers ses traditions de vacances. Si votre famille s'est rendue à New York ou dans une famille proche de sa taille pendant les vacances de Thanksgiving ou de Noël, de nombreuses choses que les enfants de cette histoire vivront sembleront familières à vos propres enfants, tout comme certains des endroits qu'ils visitent. Un peu difficile de mettre la main sur celui-ci - je l'ai obtenu grâce à une recherche approfondie dans la bibliothèque, mais cela en vaut la peine. Si vous vous dirigez vers une grande ville pour cette Je verrai certains de ces sites, ce serait amusant de lire ceci à l'avance avec vos enfants pour créer de l'excitation et de l'émerveillement.
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St. Nicholas Day - December 6th
Santa Lucia Day - December 13th
Strega Nona’s Gift
Dans le style typique de Brett, celui-ci raconte l'histoire d'un petit hérisson succombant brusquement aux rythmes naturels des saisons et de la fille qui intervient pour rendre la longue sieste de l'hiver un peu plus confortable.
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The Berenstain Bears’ Christmas Tree
In typical Papa Bear style, through the very real life lessons he always learns the hard way, he and his children gain valuable perspective. Noticing and understanding others. empathy, and celebrating the gifts that everyone in the world around them has to offer are among these. An all-time favorite of mine with some memorable lines. One even used in our family Christmas card years ago: "…whatever it was, Pa shouldered his ax and spared the Tree….”This..is a time to thing of..others—mamas, papas, sisters, brother, nature’s creatures great and Small, fellow creatures one and all.”
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Petits chouettes neige
Livre chéri avec des illustrations amusantes qui racontent l'histoire de l'hibernation et au-delà. Idéal pour les plus petits.
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Sommeil d'hiver
Un petit garçon et sa grand-mère aux esprits aventureux suivent la nature et toutes ses créatures tout au long de l'année.
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Action de grâce Fat Chance
Part of a series of the classic I Spy books. A feast for the eyes, the pages are filled with Christmas themed toys, baubles and other scenes for you and your child to explore. There are even extra riddles in the back if you want MORE!
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Danse d'hiver
A heart-warming story of remembering and offering gratitude in practical ways to those who help us. Set in Appalachia, this story highlights the culture. It also serves as a reminder that we reap what we sow.
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Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
This story shows how one person’s rubbage is another’s treasure even applies to Christmas trees! A darling story that follows one tree bringing joy to countless families….human and beyond.
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Action de grâce aux canneberges
A dear story of a gift from the heart…true love. A little boy surprises his hard working and exhausted dad with a break from his farm work as his Christmas present. Very sweet.
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The Carpenter’s Gift: A Christmas Tale About the Rockefeller Center Tree
Though I have a hard time with ANY tree being cut down, this is an example of how blessing can come from the natural cycle of life. The sentiment of helping others, strength in community and giving back is strong here. The illustrations are soft, warm, and alluring- typical of Jim LaMarche. A little history on the actual Rockefeller tree is even shared in the back.
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Santa Lucia Day - December 13th
Lucia Morning in Sweden
Santa Lucia Day is typically a Swedish holiday that has also been a special tradition in our family. We celebrate good deeds and the light Lucia was in the darkness through singing, lighting candles, baking sweet breads, and have even reenacted Lucia and the star boy lighting the way in the darkness, bringing food and treats to grateful family members! Maybe this book will spark a new tradition in your family.
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Little Rabbit's Christmas
Darling illustrations and a very relatable story. Themes of anticipation, disappointment, sharing and community coming together will help your little one, as they did Rabbit, see that sharing can be a lot more fun that having it all to yourself...alone.
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Room for a Little One: A Christmas Tale
Precious illustrations and a simple story line will remind your child that there is always room for them, no matter their need, situation or how they are feeling. A welcomed message for all.
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Bob and 6 More Christmas Stories
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The Christmas Mircale of Jonathan Toomey
Better suited for slightly older children, this book really sets the tone for what Christmas is all about. It doesn’t always feel easy, and festive for everyone and this opens our eyes to the journey of those around us and can help our children be sensitive to this reality. It is ultimately uplifting and the illustrations are breathtaking. Between the story and illustrations, you will be drawn right in.
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Gingerbread Friends
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Winter Solstice - December 21st
The Shortest Day: Celebrating the
Winter Solstice
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Winter Solstice - December 21st
Stopping By Woods on Snowy Evening
This classic seasonal poem comes alive with the travels of the narrator and the winter scenes depicted on each page.
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Winter Solstice - December 21st
WinterCake
I always love stories that teach in a non teachy way how not jumping to conclusions and looking for the best in everyone is a lovely way to live.
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A Christmas Tree for Pyn
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The Nutcracker
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Christmas Farm
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Berceuse d'hiver
Douce histoire d'une maman ours promenant son bébé dans les bois pour montrer qu'ils ne sont pas les seuls à se préparer pour l'hiver. Leurs amis des bois se préparent également et bébé ours apprend pourquoi il est temps de dormir.
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The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree
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Home for Christmas
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Berceuse d'hiver
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Berceuse d'hiver
A simple tradition you can start with your family to get you out of the house and connecting with nature in a meaningful way. This is something we have done to celebrate the Winter Solstice and feed the birds and other critters in our woods. If you live in the city, you can create a variation of it that works for you.
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Berceuse d'hiver
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Berceuse d'hiver
A telling of the first Christmas told from an angel’s point of view- refreshing.
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Berceuse d'hiver
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Berceuse d'hiver
What decorations were there on that first Christmas, anyway? You can imagine together with your child and consider how nature provided beauty enough for even such a special occasion as this.
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Berceuse d'hiver
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Berceuse d'hiver
