The Great Christmas Heist

by Joseph Woodley, Syd Hutchison (Illustrator)

Overview

Let's celebrate Christmas all year round with this fascinating book that teaches children the real meaning of Christmas, introducing the joy of giving and focusing on the importance of being thankful for what you have.

Thomas and Claire are two spoiled kids who have everything they ask for. Their parents never said, "No!" to their ever-increasing requests. They don't appreciate their things and even don't care if they break an expensive toy or spoil their clothes. There were a lot of packed boxes in their room, but they wanted more. They wanted all the Christmas toys for themselves, so they decided to hijack Santa's sleigh on Christmas Eve.

Join Thomas and Claire on their Christmas adventure that leads them to discover the true meaning of Christmas.

This book teaches children to celebrate Christmas as the joy of giving, being kind, and sharing resources with those who can't afford gifts.

An all-new rhyming Christmas story that rekindles the true spirit of Christmas and teaches children to value people over things.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185938584
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	11/13/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB
Age Range:	3 - 5 Years

About the Author

Joe Woodley is a published author of over sixteen books, and public speaker. Joe shares empowering stories in his books for children and adults that help support family, faith, and character development. He is dedicated to utilizing his accumulated experience, skills and expertise to empower others to reach their God-given potential.

Joe is an advocate for families, emphasizing the important role of fathers and promotes childhood literacy. He is a life coach and an executive coach. He has a degree through Ohio Christian University.

In his own unique style, emerging from a plethora of transformative life experiences, Joe has provided workshops, seminars and other resources for individuals, educational and community groups and organizations, which emphasize the necessity of excellence in character, integrity, leadership, support-care and accountability for nearly twenty years.