Where's Santa's Boot? is the latest children's picture book from Erik Dunton (www.erikdunton.com) and Big E! Publishing (www.bigepublishing.com). The sleigh is all packed, it's Christmas Eve, and Santa is missing a boot. Join Santa and a few of the elves, as they search frantically to help Santa find his matching boot before it is too late. This whimsically illustrated Christmas story is not only a fun read, it is also a great introduction to pairs and matching. In Where's Santa's Boot?, young children will learn about matching, an important early math skill, as they enjoy this rhyming story of the Christmas that almost didn't happen because Santa couldn't find his missing boot. To contact Erik, at Big E! Publishing, for media inquires, book review submissions and requests, book signing events, or an interview, please send inquiries through email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Santa Claus is missing, and a host of arctic animals searches for him in the snow.

Where's Santa's Boot? is the latest children's picture book from Erik Dunton (www.erikdunton.com) and Big E! Publishing (www.bigepublishing.com). The sleigh is all packed, it's Christmas Eve, and Santa is missing a boot. Join Santa and a few of the elves, as they search frantically to help Santa find his matching boot before it is too late. This whimsically illustrated Christmas story is not only a fun read, it is also a great introduction to pairs and matching. In Where's Santa's Boot?, young children will learn about matching, an important early math skill, as they enjoy this rhyming story of the Christmas that almost didn't happen because Santa couldn't find his missing boot. To contact Erik, at Big E! Publishing, for media inquires, book review submissions and requests, book signing events, or an interview, please send inquiries through email: [email protected] or [email protected]

Where's Santa? He was here a moment ago! Children will delight in following the tantalising trail of boot prints in the search for Father Christmas. With touch-and-feel and a surprise flap reveal on the final page.

Tripp Horner likes to refer to himself as a pilgrim poet with a guitar. He’s also a singer, songwriter, storyteller, and in his early days, a wandering balladeer. He loves to write and tell stories to those who will listen and to sing with those who sing along. He loves to tell stories of the legends of folklore and its heroes and heroines of American history. His favorite character of all is, of course, Santa Claus. The story you will be reading is his first, and from it has sprung others. There’s the story titled Bartholomew to the Rescue and Ollie the Yodeling Elf. Others tell about life at the North Pole. In them, you will get to know Miss L. Toe, Rissabelle the Ice Princess, and many others. Folklore and fairytales have been handed down long before the printed word was published. Generation to generation retell and pass along deeds of great men and women throughout history. Every country and every culture has their own stories and legends passed along in this way. Santa Claus is one legendary icon who is known by just about every culture on the planet. He may go by other names, but the person is the same. He may bring gifts to some on other days than Christmas Eve. Long ago, there was a part of the world that considered Santa Claus to be a woman. The one common bond is that the person we know as Santa Claus brings happiness and joy to all the good children and their families throughout the world. There are those who do not believe, and that’s just fine. Nobody has to believe anything if they don’t want to. My stories are for those who do believe. I hope you enjoy what I have written and will look out for the continuing stories to follow. Thank you. One last thing, as for me and my family, we believe in Santa Claus.

When Mae's Aunt Willa and Aunt Jane, both pilots, are kidnapped by evil Metallic Falcon, Josie, Mae, and Akiko, the Infinity Trinity, pursue them from Chicago to Sweetwater, Texas, to Paris, France.

It's Christmas! After Dora and Boots open their presents, they set out on a journey to the North Pole to deliver a very important gift. Readers can help Dora and Boots by lifting the flaps and getting this special present into the right hands!

“The Shirt depot” is the Prickly Pole story. It’s a story to go because, yes, it's short. A Christmas Tale to warm your heart. Humorously and poetically told, with snippets of Jamaican Patois inserted here and there throughout, as may be found fitting. Yes, a Jamaica yaad mi cum fram. Sorry, I meant to say, I’m Jamaican born and bred, okay! So, you want something unique and refreshing? This is, daily doses to fit. Here is day number one. Read on.

This Book is about a young man and woman that just fell in love and got married. Nine months later they have a family together. They are very much in love with each other and their new son. He looks exactly like his father with the dark and curly hair. The mother is very worn out. Her mother has been a blessing to them at the hospital. The father helped get their babys room ready before he was born. he had always loved clouds so he put clouds in their new babys nursery. He loves to shop with his wife for the babies things. They are starting lamaze classes together. he does not want to miss any part of his sons birth.They even named their son after his grandfather Earl i think he will like that name. I have decided on breast feeding my son it will make our bond even closer. On the way from the hospital he overheard firemans sirens and looked for them everywhere. I think he will dream of being a fireman when he grows up some day soon. He is much older now almost seven years old and he loves puppies. He also wears firemans hats all the time and hang out with the guys when they are not on duty. They have a dalmation dog that catches a frisbee he loves it. Seeing some of the people die from smoke inhalation he decides what if they lose their way to Heaven, What if tj=hey get lost on the way there? God where is home? Here you have two Angels come for them and he knows everything will be alright in Heaven with God.

A poem about the visit that Santa Claus pays to the children of the world during the night before every Christmas.