In telling the rich history of the Christmas gift-giver, Gail Gibbons draws upon many cultures. From the legend of Saint Nicholas to the Dutch Sinter Cleas, from "The Night before Christmas" to Thomas Nast's famous cartoons, her lively, well-researched text & sparkling illustrations show how the changing image of Santa became the beloved symbol of Christmas we know today.

Briefly explains the meaning of Three Kings Day and introduces popular traditions and activities associated with it.

A picture book celebration of Three Kings Day, with foil details on the cover, is the perfect gift for the Epiphany season Sofia and her abuela share a special Three Kings Day tradition: Abuela brings her wooden santos all the way from Puerto Rico and tells the story of the wise men seeking Baby Jesus, drawn by a star. Surrounded by family and beautiful tradition, Sofia basks in the beauty of the holiday. Drawing upon her own experiences with her Puerto Rican abuela, author Annette Clayton explores the food, stories, and traditions that surround Three Kings Day. With rich illustrations by Venezuelan illustrator Jone Leal, Hooray, It’s Three Kings Day! includes four pages of backmatter with traditional recipes, a Spanish glossary, and details about the way this holiday is celebrated in different countries around the world. The gorgeous holiday gift will also be released in Spanish.

Frederick had left his sons to go to war. While he was fighting, he had an epiphany and decided to return home to his family. Unfortunately, by doing this, he became a deserter. Now there was a soldier named Joe who was chasing after him in order to punish Frederick for deserting. Frederick must rely on his wits to return safe and sound to his family. This all culminates in an epic climax on Three Kings Day (it is also known as Dia de los Reyes). This story teaches the value of truth and the traditions of Three Kings Day.

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Provides twenty-five craft projects that revolve around Latino culture to create such items as masks, pi~natas, and dolls.

A history of the Norwegian kings.