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Home Reader's Rigs Technical Library Message Forum ... About the Page Why There's an Angel on Top of the Christmas Tree Contributed By: Mike Selig Over 800 years ago Santa was having a terrible time getting all the gifts for the children. It had been a bad year for Santa as his elves had all reached puberty at the same time. Well, anyway Santa had to work extra hard to prepare all the childrens gifts and he was quite frazzeled when it came time to load the sleigh and begin the long nite of deliveries. Santa was just about to leave for a long nites work when one of his angel helpers came running up to Santa and told him that he had forgotten the Christmas tree for a family in Budapest. Now Santa was quite angry that this tree had been forgotten and said to the angel that it would have to stay behind at the North Pole. The angel then asked Santa what he should do with the Christmas Tree. And that is why that to this day the Angel sits on the top of all Christmas trees!

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Visit Family Stories and find out more about these children Joseph DeFacci "Our Little Angel" Joseph Edilio DeFacci's story begins on February 24, 1993 at 2:10 pm. Our first child came into this world without too much fuss and was instantly loved by his Mommy, Daddy, and all of his family. We knew from the moment Joseph arrived that he was special. Not just because he was our first, but because there was just something special about him. We couldn't quite put our finger on it, but we figured it would come in time. As the months passed, we grew to love him more than we ever thought we could love another human being. We simply adored him. Joey had beautifully expressive eyes (eyelashes that went on and on!) and a terrific disposition. Family and friends would remark on his angelic smile and say, "you are so lucky to have such a wonderful little boy. He hardly ever cries!" In August of 1993, Joey developed a cold and cough. No matter what we did, he just couldn't seem to shake it. He had this awful wheezing cough and kept vomiting up everything he ate. His eyes started to cross and he began having problems keeping weight on. We started seeing a Lung Doctor who started Joey on breathing treatments. Joey also had a reflux problem. The Doctor started him on some medicine and reflux precautions. At first, we were overwhelmed. What happened to our happy, healthy child? It seemed that it was almost overnight that everything changed. But we adjusted, Joey adjusted, and life went on.

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Halloween and New Year England really goes to town with festive season celebrations. Okay, by Christmas you're sick of Christmas already, but it's still really nice. We went down to the village fruit and vegetable market on Christmas eve to buy some some last minute supplies - in the dark, each of the little stalls was lit up, and there were ladies selling wreaths of holly, mistletoe and everyone bundled up against the cold and smiling happily and all the fruit sellers wishing everyone merry christmas. The stuff of childrens stories. An incredible hail storm hit Surbiton ... note the pain on Peter's face ... it had taken me a while to focus the photo ... *oops*. Peter and our pumpkin ... we're very proud of our pumpkin. Me and our pumpkin. The cold sets in ... down sleeping bags were an excellent investment Me snuggled up in bed with all the necessary equipment. ... Peter and Mark devour more food. ... I take a little break to squeeze my food into a tiny corner of my stomach so that I can fit more in. ... and Ingrid also munches away happily. Peter and I went home feeling like giant squid ... YUM! We also saw some excellent fireworks from the windows - New Years in London is like WWII with all the crackers going off. Oh - and watching all the Millenium celebrations on TV, Paris won the show by far, in our opinion - beautifully coreographed.

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Text Only Version Accessibility Search Site Index ... Help LEARNING RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION Northamptonshire's Schools Library Service Children's Classics Key Stage 2 Alcott, L. Little Women (Puffin) 0140366687 Barrie, J.M. Peter Pan (Puffin) 0140366741 Baum, L.F. The Wizard of Oz (Puffin) 0140366938 Burnett, F.H. The Secret Garden (Puffin) 0140368213 Chaucer, G. The Canterbury Tales (Puffin) 0140380531 Crompton, R. Just William at Christmas (MacMillan) 033367104X Dickens, C. A Christmas Carol (Puffin) 0140367233 Garnett, E. The Family from One End Street (Puffin) 0140367756 Irving, W. Rip Van Winkle and other stories (Puffin) 0140367713 Kingsley, C. The Water-Babies World Classics (Oxford University Press) 0192822381 Knight, E. Lassie Come Home (Puffin) 0140367195 MacDonald, G. The Princess and the Curdie (Puffin) 0140367624 MacDonald, G. The Princess and the Goblin (Puffin) 0140367462 Marryat, C. The Children of the New Forest (Hodder Childrens Books) 0340689838

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18. BookPage Children's Review: Children's Holiday Book Roundup rich colors and poetic language to tell three stories within the bright lights inmemory of that first christmas night when the world was lit with glory http://www.bookpage.com/9712bp/childrens/holidaybookroundup.html

Light prevails in children's holiday books Review by Jan Keeling Children's books for this holiday season are filled with light of one kind or another. These eight holiday books for children use text and illustrations to serve several of literature's time-honored purposes: to warn against extinguishing light, and to help readers see what is important about themselves and about things that are larger than themselves. "S ilent Night" by Will Moses is a charming depiction of Christmas in an old-time Vermont village. Yes, the artist/author is a descendent of beloved folk painter Anna Mary Robertson Moses, better known as Grandma Moses; in fact, he is her great-grandson and has carried on her folk art tradition by developing his own folk style and becoming internationally famous in his own right. In "Silent Night," the first stanza of the hymn is spread across the tops of the pages, with the full text of the original story by Moses beneath. Moses' tale revolves around an earthly human event that echoes the ancient hymn: the birth of a Christmas baby. Young readers will delight most of all in the illustrations, whose bright colors and details exemplify the best of folk art there is so much to look at in these paintings, so much to see! Silent Night By Will Moses Philomel Books, $16.95

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Christmas Stories: Sam's First Christmas Sam's First Christmas An Original Christmas Story by Daniel 'Chip' Ciammaichella W ow, this Christmas stuff is really neat. I've been watching my family scurry around for weeks, just to get ready for this one, beautiful, magical morning. I've never seen anything like this before, and even though Mom and Dad try to explain it all to me and have told me wonderful Christmas stories, I'm not sure I understand it. I'm Sam, and although I've been around the block a few times, I must admit this is the first time I've ever encountered this thing called Christmas. I've been on this earth for over 10 months and thought I knew it all. Now I find I'm not quite as worldly as I thought. Eh, live and learn. Discovering new things is the spice of life and boy have I been discovering things lately. Who'd have thought you could plant a tree right inside the house? I'd always thought something was missing in the living room and when Dad brought that tree in, I knew what it was! What a great place for a tree. And what a tree it is. Sure, I'm no tree expert, but I've been around my share and I've never seen a tree like this. It's green and fluffy, and reaches almost to the ceiling. As great as that tree would be by itself, the family immediately began to decorate it.

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Online Children's Stories There are a lot of stories available on the Internet to read or download. Some of them are from well-known books, others can be found only online. Story Collections Here you will find Web sites that have a variety of stories available: some folktales, some contemporary stories, maybe some poetry and non-fiction as well. Folklore, Myth and Legend This page includes links to many sources of folklore, as well as to information about folklore. Songs and Poetry Everything from nursery rhymes to classic poems. Classics for Young People Contemporary Writing for Children and Young Adults Some of these stories are taken from books by well-known authors such as Dr. Seuss and Ludwig Bemelmans; others are published only online, by newcomers to children's books. Readers' Theatre Writings by Children Christmas Stories My compilation of links to Christmas stories. Tuesday, February 18, 1997 The Children's Literature Web Guide

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