Sshh... Don't Wake the Baby (Paperback) by and

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Sshh... Don't Wake the Baby

Format

Paperback

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There are lots of lovely things about Christmas. There are lots of exciting things about Christmas. But the loveliest thing of all is that Jesus was born!

This beautifully illustrated little book will help children grasp the wonder and excitement that Jesus, the Son of God, became a baby for us at Christmas.

Title

Sshh... Don't Wake the Baby
Author(s)

Helen Buckley and Jenny Brake
ISBN

9781909611924
Format

Paperback
Publisher

10Publishing
Age Range

0-3s
Topic

Christmas
Audience

Children
Pages

26
Published

03/01/2014

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Helen Buckley

Helen Buckley worked as a primary school teacher before moving to Birmingham. She spent four years with Birmingham City Mission as a schools’ worker before joining a local church as a children's worker.

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Jenny Brake

Jenny Brake is a skilled illustrator who lives in Lancashire with her husband Nick and their three children. She has also illustrated the 'A Child Should Know' series and several other books for kids.

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Overall rating

5.0 based on 2 reviews

Excellent book

My 50 copies of this book have just arrived. It is brilliantly written and illustrated, as well as thought provoking. With the repetitive title throughout the book it will be well remebered by toddlers and pre schoolers.Great to find something different to the usual Christmas narration.

Steven Price

Brilliant!

A Christmas book that really has Jesus at the centre. Based on Luke 2 and Philippians 2, it clearly shows how Jesus was a real baby, who cried like any other, and yet is the Son of God who stepped down to Earth. It links it well with the Christmas story, and explains how Jesus is the loveliest and most exciting thing about this celebration. It is attractive with bright illustrations and a nice size (15cm square) for little hands. I think it would especially suit preschool and infant (2–7) age range. We are looking forward to giving these away to the Mums and Toddler group families for Christmas.