LAST DECEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, THE SNOW CAME DOWN AT NORTH POLE DRIVE... So begins the fantastical adventure of A Snowy Christmas Story-a place where anything can happen, and most likely does! Written in the tradition of rhyming classics like Twas the Night Before Christmas (A Visit from St. Nicholas) by Clement C. Moore and How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss, this fun, family read-aloud picture book features playful polar bears, sneaky penguins, reindeer games, Santa himself-plus snow, snow, snow, and even more snow! (Yeah, there's a lot of snow!) Clever, humorous, imaginative, affordable, and fun, you'll want to make this holiday picture book a stocking-stuffer staple for many years to come! Public Notice: A Snowy Christmas Story is a human-created product. No artificial intelligence (AI) was used to make the text or illustrations. Thank you for supporting creative work by real, actual people. §§§ Last December twenty-five, The snow came down at North Pole Drive. It covered every house and tree And filled in streets from A to Z! I saw it when it snowed that day... Two Polar Bears came out to play! They built one snowman but weren't done, They built another just for fun. A great white tiger came by then And trampled on the bears' snowmen! Next came Sue, with yuletide glee... She brought along a Christmas tree! Three white mice marched on the lawn, And scared poor Sue with just a yawn! They picked that tree up by the stem, And dragged it all away with them! Want to guess who came just after? Eight small reindeer, filled with laughter! The red-nosed one soon joined the game, 'Til Santa's voice loudly proclaimed: On Dasher, Dancer, and the rest, It's time to make this Christmas best! I thought my show was over, but... Three white penguins sauntered up! They planted candy canes outside, And played a sport called "Seek-and-Hide!" The snow kept falling, down, down, down... When came a sound from over-town! Ten white geese honk-honked right by, And each one carried pumpkin pie! It made me hungry, this I'll say, I wanted no more snow that day. Wait. What did I just hear from you? You don't believe this tale is true? WELL... Ask the blind man; he saw it too!