Santa, Are You For Real? Board Book

By: Harold Myra

Thomas Nelson / 2005 / Hardcover

4 out of 5 stars (6 Reviews)

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Product Description

Introduce your children to the real Saint Nicholas! With whimsical illustrations and simple rhyming text, this heartwarming story will explain who the real "Santa" was, when he lived, why he gave gifts---and, most importantly, how he set an example by keeping Christ at the heart of Christmas. 18 pages, boardbook from Nelson.

Product Information

Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 18
Vendor: Thomas Nelson
Publication Date: 2005
Dimensions: 6.5 X 6.5 (inches)

ISBN: 1400306299
ISBN-13: 9781400306299
Availability: In Stock
Ages: 2-5

Publisher's Description

In Santa, Are You For Real?, children will discover that there really was a Saint Nicholas. Through colorful illustrations and a heartwarming story, children and parents will learn who the real Saint Nick was, when he lived, and why he gave gifts. Most importantly, you'll see how the original Saint Nick set an example for us today by keeping Christ at the heart of Christmas.

Written by Harold Myra, President of Christianity Today, Inc., this trustworthy story is accompanied with fun, whimsical illustrations.

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Product Reviews

Santa, Are You For Real? Board Book 3.7 5 6 6

Not impressed with the story The book is made nice. I did not like the story. Was slightly confusing. January 13, 2012

Good story My 2 year old enjoyed listening to this story many times. It focus on St.Nick's kind acts toward the poor. January 11, 2012

Good Book This has been a good Book for my kids right now ages 5 and 3 1/2. We pair it with another book about St Nick that goes into a little more depth and it give us conversation material. I would buy it again! December 5, 2011

Cute Santa Claus book for little ones. This is a very simple book that explains that Santa Claus was a real man- a Christan named Nicholas who loved God and loved to give to help others in need. It doesn't go into a lot of detail or historical facts, and wouldn't bring your child to tears over changing your child's idea of Santa. It just adds a little something better and confirms his reality in their minds. I would recommend it for toddlers and preschoolers, but would suggest something more detailed for older children. Google St. Nicholas for more book suggestions, related projects, free coloring sheets, and a wealth of information to share with your children! Pretty fascinating stuff. I'd also highly recommend the animated video for children of any age, Nicholas: The Boy Who Became Santa. It has become a holiday favorite in our house. November 21, 2011