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1. This 2004 edition of this children's book, about a homesick boy, is beautifully illustrated by Guy Porfirio. It was originally published in 1946 and was illustrated by Paul Micich. What is the title of this book by Charles Tazewell?
2. Which type of animals work hard to create hats for an assortment of other animals for Christmas? This 2004 book was written by Kate Klise and illustrated by her sister M. Sarah Klise.
3. A little girl searches for a gift for her baby brother's very first Christmas, but when she is finally tended to, at the toy store, there are no toys left. Who wrote "Finding Christmas"?
4. This delightful story of the nativity is subtitled "A Christmas Alphabet". Isabel Wilner authored this story which was first published in 1990. What is the title of this book filled with couplets that rhyme and describe the wonder of the birth of Jesus?
5. Poverty surrounds the lives of many children and this book is set during the Depression. A traditional fruit is given to each of nine children at Christmas time but Frankie loses his. Which type of fruit is in the title of this 2004 book by Patricia Polacco?
6. Oh, oh! This rhyming book is written with many laugh inducing events.
Who gets stuck in the chimney in a wonderful 2004 book by Rhonda Gowler Greene?
7. To prevent confusion to the very youngest of children, many details are eliminated from this nativity story written by Margaret Wise Brown who also authored "The Sleepy Little Lion" (1947). What is the name of this Christmas story book, originally published in 1952, which was published again in 2004 about a specific place at Christmas time?
8. Written by Catherine Allison, which wondrous 2004 story tells the tale of Jessica and a teddy bear which came to life?
9. "Merry Christmas Maisy" (2000) is the story by Lucy Cousins. She also wrote "Maisy's Christmas Day" (2008), "Maisy Bakes a Cake" (2009) and "Happy Birthday, Maisy" (2007) but do you know who Maisy is?
10. Which type of book is "The Twelve Days of Christmas" (1996) which was written and illustrated by Robert Sabuda?
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