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Clifford's Christmas (Clifford, the Big Red Dog)

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Clifford the Big Red Dog and his beloved owner, Emily Elizabeth, begin celebrating Christmas on Thanksgiving Day! When Santa Claus arrives at the end of the Thanksgiving Day parade, that's when the Christmas season begins for these two friends!

From making snowmen (and snowdogs) to playing ice hockey, finding a huge Christmas tree for Clifford to Santa dropping in (literally!) to Clifford's stocking, Clifford's Christmas is a delightful, colorful book to celebrate the holiday season.

While there is no target age group mentioned on the book covers, young children will enjoy having this story read to them while 6-8 year olds will be sufficiently challenged with reading on their own, in my opinion

We have a Bull Mastif and the kids liked comparing our helpful (and clumsy!) dog to Clifford. They especialy liked the way it ends because our family's dog is a wonderful friend who makes every day Christmas as well. :)

"Clifford's Christmas" is a great Christmas-book! It tells the story about Clifford and how he celebrates the Christmastime. He has his own Christmastree and he gets to meet the Santa Claus. The book shows children all the nice things that can happen to you during the Christmastime.

There are so many wonderful Clifford books written by Norman Bridwell. This is a specific holiday reading which you and your young reader will enjoy.

It illustrates the common events in the life a large red dog named Clifford. You will see the love he has for his owner, Emily Elizabeth, and notice Clifford's generosity to others.

I especially enjoyed the section in which Santa fell into Clifford's stocking. The toys were ruined but Clifford saved the day. He gave Santa his gifts to use . The combination of Clifford's gifts and Santa's magic insured the children received their Christmas gifts.

Any child who loves Clifford stories will also enjoy this holiday story.

bought it for my 2 year old nephew and he loved it. i read these books myself when I was his age. hopefully he gets as much joy from reading them as I did.

My nephew loves his Clifford book. We have started sending them as gifts. He especially loves the ones that come with the CD. Recommend for any 3 year old.

I have a home day care and we all love Clifford. This is another cute one that we all enjoy reading.

My 3 1/2 year old grandson and his parents/grandparents have been reading Clifford stories at bedtime since his 2nd birthday. Clifford books are perfect for bedtime... not too long and always a nice story. I like the moral of Clifford stories. Clifford tries to help people. His efforts don't always work out perfectly but his effort is always appreciated. This is a great message for little kids who try hard, mean well, but don't always succeed. And a reminder to adult readers to appreciate the efforts of our little ones, however successful or not.

Researchers constantly find that reading to children isvaluable in a variety of ways, not least of which are instilling a love of reading and improved reading skills. With better parent-child bonding from reading, your child will also be more emotionally secure and able to relate better to others. Intellectual performance will expand as well. Spending time together watching television fails as a substitute.

To help other parents apply this advice, as a parent of four I consulted an expert, our youngest child, and asked her to share with me her favorite books that were read to her as a young child. Clifford's Christmas was one of her picks.

This book takes a very large dog's eye view of the Christmas season, beginning with Thanksgiving. Clifford is much larger than Emily Elizabeth or her house. In fact, Clifford is so large he is as big as a helium-filled turkey balloon at the Thanksgiving Day parade.

Clifford makes different kinds of snowmen, plays ice hockey differently, and brings home a Christmas tree that is only the right size for him (not the family). On Christmas, Clifford and Santa Claus have some interesting interactions.

The result is to help your child develop a nonhuman perspective that will expand her or his intelligence and perception. That's a wonderful benefit to get from such a simple story.

Overcome your misconception stall that everything about children has to be seen from a child's perspective for a child to learn.

Enjoy!

Clifford could not wait for Christmas. When santa came to Clifford's house he couldn't find a chimney. Then santa slipped and fell into Clifford's stocking. Clifford woke up to santa yelling and helped him out. All the gifts we're ruined because they fell into Clifford's big water bowl and got all wet. Clifford offered his gifts to santa but santa told him it was going to be all right and he fixed all the ruined toys. He left toys for Clifford and went on his way and wouldn't come back until next christmas.