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Shipped within 24 hours. 100% Refund Guaranteed. Good copy with average wear. Comes with dust jacket if published with one-DJ may have some tears and rubbing.

Pages: 32, Paperback, Firefly Books

On a moonlit Christmas Eve, a family snuggles in for the long, cold night. The parents and children sleep soundly until . . . strange sounds from the snow-covered lawn awaken them. It's clear that there's glorious magic afoot when a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer appear--driven by jolly old St. Nick! Celebrate the joy of the Christmas season with this beloved holiday poem, made new again in this gift edition brightened by the humor and warmth of Reginald Birch's illustrations.

Two paper-over-board editions will be welcomed by fans of the originals. Now in a smaller, gifty trim size, Matt Tavares's interpretation of Moore's poem 'Twas the Night Before Christmas retains its magic. PW wrote of the original, "Stark yet lushly textured pencil drawings capture the mystery, surprise and anticipation of what many children consider the most magical night of the year." Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Item Details PRIVATELY PRINTED LIMITED ED. CHRISTMAS. (MOORE,CLEMENT) VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS. NY: Privately Printed in limited edition for friends of Aldus Printers in 1945. 8vo, pictorial boards, covers toned and sl. wear to spine ends, VG+. Printed on fine paper with attractive typography and illustrated by an unknown hand in color in typical 40's style. [Item #29688] Christmas Signed Limited Books MOORE, CLEMENT Price: $100.00

DescriptionReviews w/message Available as a Package of 16 - 5"x7" cards or a single card. Russian children listen to their mother read the Christmas story, as St. Nicholas pays a surprise visit to their door. Inside message: Christ is Born! Glorify Him! A Visit from St. Nicholas Gift Card Product Reviews Be the first to review this product. You must be logged in to submit a review.

Cast: 2m., 4w. On Christmas Eve, 1822, Clement Clark Moore's house is not as quiet as a mouse�in fact, everyone is stirring. The three children await the arrival of St. Nicholas; Mother and Father arise thinking they hear intruders. Cousin Harriet enlists the children to copy the poem their father has just written for them, which she hopes to have published for all young people to enjoy. But Father, as a distinguished professor who fears being known as a poet for children, burns the poem so it can...

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