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by Lana Stenner (Author), Anna Simeone (Illustrator)
This romping Christmas tale is a kid-approved reminder to wear your winter coat! Lana Stenner of the Grace-Filled Homestead (which is also filled with goats, chickens, and sheep) shares this hilarious story about a young goat who would rather stay in his pajamas than wear his coat at Christmastime.
Kid the Goat runs to the Christmas tree to open his presents and saves the biggest for last. What could be inside such a big box? After ripping off--and snacking on--the wrapping paper, Kid opens the box and finds . . . a winter coat. Clothes for Christmas? What a bu-u-ummer! When Kid refuses to wear his coat, Maa-a-a makes Kid stay inside while the rest of the family enjoys Christmas Day outside. How can Kid make ice skating, building snowmen, sledding, and caroling just as fun while inside the house by himself?
Filled with cute and cuddly artwork, this relatable and laugh-out-loud rhyming story
- is for ages 0 to 4,
- shows kids the consequences of not dressing for the weather, and
- is a perfect gift for Christmas and Advent.
Grab a copy for your coat-averse children today. They will Totes McGotes love this book!
