Five Little Elves (Board book)
Five little elves spend Christmas Eve loading up a big sleigh with presents, to help the man in red, Santa! Children will love Dan Yaccarino’s latest take on a classic nursery rhyme in this playful holiday board book.
Five little elves sitting on a sled.
The first one said, “Where’s the man in red?”
While I spend a lot of time reading books geared towards my first grader, I also always have a collection of reading materials geared towards toddlers and preschoolers for my youngest. Brie LOVES to read and she is a fast mimic and reads most of her books from memory. It’s always exciting to get a new book for her to read and learn and she is especially fascinated by the Five Little Elves because she has learned to count to 20 so counting the elves is fun for her. She is quite taken with these little green mysterious creatures in the illustrations! In Five Little Elves, celebrate the season with your little ones with Santa’s little helpers who do the work of those twice their size. These elves pack Santa’s BIG red sleigh full of brightly wrapped presents after spending all their time making toys for all the good boys and girls from all over the world. Brie is starting to learn the sing-song classic holiday rhyme of the elves chants and since we are really into celebrating Christmas, this has become her new favorite book. With Dan Yaccarino’s vibrant and bold illustrations, this sturdy board book is sure to captivate young readers with its Christmas cheer. Yay!
About the Author/Illustrator: Dan Yaccarino is an internationally acclaimed author-illustrator with more than thirty children’s books to his credit, including Five Little Pumpkins, Trashy Town, Unlovable, and The Fantastic Undersea Life of Jacques Cousteau. He also created and produced Nickelodeon’s Oswald and is the character designer behind The Backyardigans. You can visit him at www.yaccarinostudio.com.
Five Little Elves (Board book)
www.harpercollinschildrens.com
List Price: $ 6.99 (Available through Amazon Prime)
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