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A lonely cow about to give birth on a cold winter's night finds shelter in a deserted shed with a man and a woman who are also having a baby.
A poem telling of the birth of a child in a barn among the animals, with illustrations which depict the barn and people of a twentieth-century farm.
On the morning of the first Christmas, the colorful birds of Bethlehem gather to talk about the exciting events they have witnessed, from the long line of people approaching the town to the stable where a newborn baby li...
With a little help from angels, Zach and his troublesome flock of sheep follow a brilliant star to Bethlehem on the night that Jesus is born. A humorous story of determination and wonder.
Unhappy in his cramped, cold hole, Mortimer Mouse moves into a nativity scene thinking it is the perfect home for him, until he discovers who truly belongs there.
A lamb who has always felt different and sad because of his black spots and his limp, feels his true worth when he is called upon to help keep the baby Jesus warm.
Rhyming verse introduces the people who appear in the story of the birth of Christ and describes the setting of this event.
After the birth of Jesus, Joseph wonders what it will be like raising God's son.
Various people and animals are drawn by a magnificent star to Bethlehem to see the newborn Christ.
"A retelling of the nativity story from a perspective emphasizing the struggle of Mary and Joseph as refugees"-- Provided by publisher.
Five animals gathered at a stable in Bethlehem miss the baby who was recently born there; to comfort one another, each tells the tale of how it came to be at the stable for the baby's birth.
With luminous watercolors and graceful verse we are reminded of how the distant scene of the nativity event compares and contrasts with some of our traditional images of peace at Christmas.
A cumulative presentation which uses rhyme to describe the night of the birth of Christ.
A young fox follows other animals into a stable, where he makes a newborn baby smile.
After the other animals ridicule Pippin for not having any ancestors who helped one special child in a stable so very long ago, Pippin sets out to prove a pig's worth.
A mother talks to her baby, recounting the Christmas story, and linking it to the love and hope she feels for her own child.
A small bird, her heart filled with love, hurries from her perch above the manger to spread the news to creatures of the field and forest that a child, to whom all are precious, has been born.
Offers hope and encouragement to parents and children alike in a collection of stories, including "The Crippled Lamb," "Jacob's Gift," "Just in Case You Ever Wonder," and "The Way Home: A Princess Story."
Saint Francis, who loves all animals, explains to a sullen donkey why his kind have always had to work hard, but also tells him of a donkey's role in the first Christmas.
The forest animals are alarmed when it appears that Santa might be too tired to make his Christmas rounds, until he recounts for them the Nativity story which gives the holiday its true significance.