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The First Christmas Sweater (and the Sheep Who Changed Everything)

Name: The First Christmas Sweater (and the Sheep Who Changed Everything)
Brand: Walker Books US
SKU: 9781536211320-CWUSDTR
Price: 98.0 HKD
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Ryan Tubridy (Author) • Chris Judge (Illustrator) ... more

Edition: US - Hardback

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English • Age 7 - 10

144 pages • 5.25 x 8.13 x 0.56 in

Approx. weight: 0.53 lb

Publication date: 10 Sep,2019

Barcode: 9781536211320 • Walker Books US

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By: Ryan Tubridy | Illustrator: Chris Judge

In a buoyant story filled with ewe-morous puns, a multicolored sheep who loves Christmas inspires a seasonal ritual.

There are two things everyone knows about Hillary the sheep. One is that, unlike her typically hued friends, Hillary’s wool is all the colors of the rainbow. The other is that she adores everything about Christmas, especially Santa. So when word gets out that Mr. Claus is traveling across Ireland seeking the perfect sheep’s wool for a sweater to keep his belly warm, Hillary’s head begins to spin. Could her wool-dest dreams be about to come true? Featuring a news-loving starling named Didya, a jelly-bean-obsessed farmer, and a choir of Elvish Presley–singing elves, this sweetly comical tribute to the season will find its place among kid-pleasing holiday traditions. Already a bestseller in Ireland, it offers a welcome humorous spin on the holidays and a strong female protagonist.