Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
Author:
Robert Barry
Illustrator:
Robert Barry
Publication:
1963 by McGraw-Hill Book Company
Genre:
Fiction, Holiday, Picture Books
Pages:
32
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"Mr. Willowby's Christmas tree
Came by special delivery.
Full and fresh
and glistening green,
—the biggest tree
he'd ever seen."
The was the trouble. Mr. Willowby's Christmas tree was so big and tall that it couldn't stand up straight in Mr. Willowby's parlor. As he said: "Something must go"...and indeed something did go—and wouldn't Mr. Willowby be surprised if he were to know all about it.
Small boys and girls will laugh with delight over this original story of how Barnaby Bear, Frisky Fox and the other forest animals come to share Mr. Willowby's Christmas.
Told in cheerful, jouncing lines and gay pictures, this is a story that grows more amusing, and appealing with each page.
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Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
Reprinted in 2000 by Doubleday Books for Young Readers (Imprint of Random House Children's Books)
Available formats: Hardcover
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Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
Reviewed by Jenny Phillips
This story is just clean, fun entertainment. The illustrations are fantastic and the story creative and clever. Mr. Willowby’s Christmas tree is too tall...
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Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree
In an exuberant Christmas mood, Mr. Barry treks after Mr. Willowby's Christmas tree—or, more precisely, after the remains...
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