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ProfLidenbrock says: Not only are many older children's Christmas books out of print, but they are even scarce in libraries. Fortunately I came across one library that still has this book(dated 1960) in their collection!
baboushka_and_the_three_kings_1961 by caldecott_pics
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ProfLidenbrock says: This story has been recreated in just about every medium there is!
The Littlest Angel by CMLibrary Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
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ProfLidenbrock says: You should be able to find this book, but if not, it's now an e-book as well.
Why the Chimes Rang 1934 (1906) by SueLovesCherries
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ProfLidenbrock says: This first came out as a magazine insert in 1956. It actually can be found in bookstores as of 2012. Not by itself but as part of an anthology of Madeline stories.
Madeline's Christmas by Helen725
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ProfLidenbrock says: "Petunia's Christmas" came out in 1952 as well!
Raggedy Ann's Merriest by Calsidyrose
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ProfLidenbrock says: Published in 1902, two years after the George A. Best book, The Home of Santa Claus.
Adventures of Santa Claus by Calsidyrose
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ProfLidenbrock says: I guess The Nutcracker and the Mouse King(1816) by E.T.A. Hoffmann would be 1st on the list, chronologically speaking.
Old Book; by Cinny.
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ProfLidenbrock says: Very happy to have found this one! The Christmas Anna Angel(1944) by Ruth Sawyer. This is one great illustration.
"The Christmas saint was big and towering." by Arthur van Kruining
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ProfLidenbrock says: Wonder how long this stayed in print?
babes-TOYLAND-1961 by The Holding Coat
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