Description

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The magic of Christmas is found on every page of this imaginative holiday picture book, with doors that open into the next page, peek-through holes, and even a card to open and read! A fun Christmas experience for children to treasure.
 
Christmas is coming but Mia has no time to send the card she made to Grandpa, who lives far away. But when she stumbles across a magical mailbox, Mia finds herself inside the Reindeer Express and is whisked away on an exciting voyage over many exotic lands, reaching Grandpa just in time. Young readers will love opening doors that lead into the next page, peeking through holes into the next scene, and opening the card that Mia made for Grandpa. It's an interactive holiday story that will be especially appreciated by families that can't all be together for Christmas.

★ "Die-cut pages and lift-the-flap doors—some pleasingly challenging to find—creatively provide a sense of magic throughout. The book's delightful, quiltlike design and geometric shapes allow readers' eyes to move easily across the pages to spot hidden doors and windows."—Kirkus, starred review 

"A stunner. . . . uplifting."—Publishers Weekly

"Thoughtful die-cuts and flaps enhance the jewel-toned illustrations, by turns fantas­tical and homey."—The Horn Book

About the Author

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MAUDIE POWELL-TUCK is a children's book editor and the author of several picture books. A graduate of the University of Cambridge, she lives in London, England.

KARL JAMES MOUNTFORD is a German-born illustrator and artist living in England. See more of his work online at karljamesmountford.com and follow him on Instagram at @karljmountford.

Praise For…

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★ "Die-cut pages and lift-the-flap doors—some pleasingly challenging to find—creatively provide a sense of magic throughout. The book's delightful, quiltlike design and geometric shapes allow readers' eyes to move easily across the pages to spot hidden doors and windows."—Kirkus, starred review 

"A stunner. . . . uplifting."—Publishers Weekly

"Thoughtful die-cuts and flaps enhance the jewel-toned illustrations, by turns fantas­tical and homey."—The Horn Book