Such a fun holiday read that was shared in class. Touching on subjects of mental illness, knowing when to take a break, realizing your weaknesses and strengths and being able to know your boundaries. ( )

Santa has grown weary. He looks disheveled, and tired. He goes to see Doc Holiday in the town of Stinky Cigars; where all the local holiday reside, and struggle with their own individual problems. The town decides to pull together and help Santa this Christmas season, while he is off relaxing on a vacation. But the job is not an easy one, and ends up being a disaster. ( )

43 months - A unique Christmas story that would probably appeal more to older kids. There were a few too many references to thing I don't think my child could make connections to. A few reads of this one is enough for us. We certainly don't need to own it. ( )

funny book about all the holiday "mascots" who live together in the off season. They all have different conditions and have to see Doc Holiday. ( )

By far the best Christmas book in our collection. David Catrow's illustrations rise to a new level when animating this story of Santa Claus who suddenly develops a case of Claustrophobia.

Unable to perform his Christmas Eve duties, Santa solicits the assistance of other holiday icons to perform his duty. Meet the Arbor Day Aardvark and Labor Day Amos along with the more traditional Easter Bunny.

Set in a fun verse easily read (and read along to) by kids, this makes a great family Christmas story everyone can enjoy ( )