Synopsis: In this special edition of Robert Frost's beloved poem, "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," the beauty of winter is captured through Susan Jeffers' detailed illustrations of frosty New England scenes. The artwork features more animals hidden among the trees and a warm, kindly figure reflecting on the quiet pleasures of the season. This edition encourages sharing the poem's timeless message with the whole family. Illustrated in full color.

Synopsis: This timeless tale explores the hidden meaning behind the beloved Christmas candy—the candy cane. The Legend of the Candy Cane includes a keepsake edition of the book, a candy cane ornament, and an enhanced CD featuring an exclusive reading of the book, heartwarming Christmas carols, a memorable song, and illustrations. Rediscover the deeper significance of the candy cane in this holiday classic.

Synopsis: The story is seen through the eyes of an 11-year-old boy reflecting on his childhood on a farm in 1940s Cape Breton. As Christmas approaches, his family of six children eagerly awaits the return of their oldest brother, Neil, working in Ontario. Excitement builds as they anticipate his arrival and the gifts he sends. On Christmas Eve, Neil comes home, bringing joy to his siblings as they enjoy a sleigh ride to the church. The narrative is simple yet poignant, enhanced by black and white illustrations by Peter Rankin, making this a timeless Christmas story for readers of all ages.

Synopsis: This collector’s edition includes four touching stories: Gideon's Gift, Sarah's Song, Maggie's Miracle, and Hannah's Hope. These heartwarming tales explore themes of hope, inspiration, and joyous miracles.

Synopsis: This charming Italian Christmas story follows an eccentric old woman on her lifelong quest for the Baby King.

Synopsis: On Christmas Eve of 1933, Clay Spencer does not return home, prompting concern from his family. His younger brother, known as Clay-boy, sets out to find him, navigating the snowy Virginia hills. Along the way, he faces various challenges, including a dangerous encounter with a deer, a conflict with a well-meaning outsider, and unexpected assistance from the county sheriff. Through his journey, Clay-boy learns valuable lessons about race relations and experiences the warmth of two elderly ladies. Ultimately, at midnight, when hope seems lost, Clay Spencer unveils a moment that encapsulates the triumph of the human spirit. The Homecoming is a poignant tale filled with nostalgia, humor, and emotion, celebrating family and resilience.

Synopsis: Scrooge was a miser who valued money above all else. On Christmas Eve, he is visited by three spirits who reveal to him the true meaning of Christmas and life. Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol," adapted by Stephen Krensky and illustrated by Dean Morrissey, is a timeless tale that continues to resonate with readers of all ages.

Synopsis: Forest animals, alerted by the birds about a stranger in the woods, embark on a journey to investigate the potential danger and discover a delightful surprise instead.

Synopsis: "Celebrations" is a collection of poignant poems by Maya Angelou, reflecting themes of hope, joy, and the human experience. This anthology features iconic works such as “On the Pulse of Morning,” “Amazing Peace,” and “A Brave and Startling Truth.” Angelou’s verses commemorate both public and personal milestones, including bar mitzvahs, birthdays, and memorials. Through her eloquent words, Angelou encapsulates history, advocates for peace, and emphasizes the importance of celebrating life's moments.

Synopsis: In Mexico, the poinsettia is known as "flor de la Nochebuena," or flower of the Holy Night. This legend tells how the flower came to be through a little girl's selfless gift to the Christ Child. Author and illustrator Tomie dePaola depicts the story with vibrant paintings that celebrate the colors of Mexico and the joy of Christmas, highlighting Lucida's journey to discover the true beauty of giving.