From all appearances, Harold the Snowman looks just right. He has coal for a mouth, the customary pipe, a cozy scarf, and he stands tall at just the right height. But if you look closer, you'll see that Harold is shivering from the cold wind coming off the snow. You may even notice rivers of tears streaming from poor Harold's eyes. Harold is scared-but why? Can a snowman really be afraid of - snow? An incredible thing happens to Harold, something that makes him stop crying. A friend is just what Harold needs, and there's no better friend to a snowman in need than jolly old Saint Nick. Santa spies the sad snowman from way high above, quickly diverts his trip, and lands his sleigh next to Harold. As Harold catches his breath, dear old Santa Clause tells Harold something important. Harold may not be afraid of the snow after all. There may be something very important that can warm Harold's frightened heart. Can you guess what it is?

First Edition (International Version). Fourth book in the series; The Adventures of Harold Huxley. Harold and Lamb were very excited; it was Christmas Eve and their world had turned white. As they play outside in the snow, events take an unexpected turn. The friends go on an amazing adventure where they discover the magical snowman's Christmas secret. See www.haroldhuxley.co.uk for more information about Harold Huxley.

It's the day before Christmas Eve and Harold and Charlie are very excited. But when Stanley the reindeer arrives to switch on the Christmas lights he has some troubling news about Santa What has happened to Santa and why can't he fit down the chimneys? Harold has a plan to help but can a platypus and a little bear really deliver presents to every little boy and little girl before Christmas morning?

Jack Snow reaches the end of his rope. Leaving his stable career behind, Jack feels fate compelling him to open a private investigation agency. A trio of bank robbers plan a brazen heist of a local credit union. A brilliant caper with plenty of twists. Set in the deceptive town of Shadow Bay. With Jack Snow's intrepid assistant Walter Wahl, Snow's inaugural investigation delivers a unique mystery. A wonderful caper that combines action, humor, mystery and fright to spin an unforgettable tale.

Ideal for the weeks leading up to Christmas.

The Book of Harold is as profound and deeply respectful a novel as it is irreverent in its wild, often hilarious take on a modern messianic movement in suburbia. The titular and sometimes exasperating hero of this masterful satire is Harold Peeks, a middle-aged suburbanite living a lonely if typical modern life in the outskirts of Houston, Texas. His world feels bland and pointless until one evening at a mundane office party he announces to his stunned co-workers that he is the Second Coming of Christ. Oddly enough, people start to believe him. Blake Waterson, Harold's closest friend and narrator of the novel, is as skeptical as anyone of this disheveled and disconcertingly bawdy Savior and yet this would-be Judas is compelled to follow Harold on his two-hundred mile walking journey to Austin with a mismatched group of equally puzzled disciples. On the road, this motley crew of witnesses to the holy get to experience misguided converts, violent possums, and the ungrateful recipients of off-kilter healings. They also discover the inherent paradoxes, absurdities, and dangers of spirituality, as they learn that saviors may not have all the answers, and humanity is just as bizarre and beautiful as the beliefs we hold.

The Nativity During the reign of King Herod of Judaea, an unwed teenage virgin called Mary is impregnated with a magical baby by the Holy Spirit. She and her fianc� Joseph travel to Bethlehem for a preposterous census, and Mary has to give birth in a stable. Meanwhile, a group of stargazing magi, who have traipsed hundreds of miles after a star, inadvertently inform the king of Judaea of the Messiah's birth. Herod's Christmas Carol King Herod, the infamous baby massacring tyrant of the nativity, is recast as Scrooge. On the day that would come to be known as Christmas Eve, he is haunted by the ghost of his dead wife Mariamne who has come to deliver a warning. He is visited by three spirits who take him on a journey to his past, present, and future. Will the king heed the spirits' message and mend his ways, or will he forever be the villain that the Bible portrays him to be? Bonus Parodies of A Visit from St. Nicholas and a selection of Christmas carols, and some nativity themed tweets.