Win a bundle of Christmas Picture Books from Oxford Children’s Books

Win a bundle of Christmas Picture Books from Oxford Children’s Books

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This year I’ve totally been spoilt for choice with what books to include in our annual Book Advent. Every year I pick a selection of 24 books, wrap them up and put them under the tree as part of our Advent celebrations. The children choose one at random each day as our book of the day. Oxford Children’s Books kindly sent us a selection of their new Christmas titles which we were so excited to read together. Read to the bottom of the post for your chance to win the exact same bundle of Christmas picture books!

Greatest Animal Stories, chosen by Michael MorpurgoGreatest Animal Stories, chosen by Michael Morpurgo
Award-winning children’s writer and former Children’s Laureate Michael Morpurgo has gathered his favourite animal stories from around the world to create this collection.
From Puss in Boots to Peter and the Wolf, there’s a classic story for every bedtime. Beautifully illustrated throughout, this sumptuous edition is the perfect gift.

Winnie and Wilbur Meet Santa, by Valerie Thomas illustrated by Korky PaulWinnie and Wilbur Meet Santa
It’s almost Christmas, and Winnie and Wilbur are super excited. But disaster strikes on Christmas Eve when Santa gets stuck in their chimney! He desperately needs their help with his deliveries or Christmas just won’t happen…
A hilarious new Winnie and Wilbur adventure with spectacular pop-up surprise!

A Dot in the SnowA Dot in the Snow by Corrinne Averiss illustrated by Fiona Woodcock
A curious polar bear and lost little girl meet in the snow, both separated from their mothers. A moving story about new friendships.

Walking in a Winter Wonderland written by Richard B Smith, illustrated by Tim HopgoodWalking in a Winter Wonderland
Peggy Lee’s iconic song is brought to life with lavish illustrations by Tim Hopgood. Taking readers on a journey through a beautiful winter landscape, this is an enchanting book and CD to share at the most wonderful time of the year.

The Mouse That Cancelled ChristmasThe Mouse That Cancelled Christmas by Madeleine Cook illustrated by Samara Hardy
For one little Mouse Christmas means just one thing…. Danger! And he’s soon ruining everyone’s festive fun with his health and safety concerns. Can the animals of Jingle Bell Forest work together to save Christmas?

We have been truly spoilt with this selection of books. We’ve read them all over a couple of nights and they are lovely. Our favourite is Winnie and Wilbur Meet Santa as we’ve always loved Winnie, and the pop up picture at the end is a brilliant surprise. I’m so excited to add these to our festive Book Advent – watch out for our short list soon!

Win a bundle of Christmas Picture Books from Oxford Children’s Books

I am so pleased to be teaming up today with Oxford Children’s Books to offer one of my readers the chance to win a festive bundle of picture books. One lucky reader will win a copy of Greatest Animal Stories, chosen by Michael Morpurgo; Winnie and Wilbur Meet Santa, by Valerie Thomas illustrated by Korky Paul; A Dot in the Snow by Corrinne Averiss illustrated by Fiona Woodcock; Walking in a Winter Wonderland written by Richard B Smith, illustrated by Tim Hopgood as well as The Mouse That Cancelled Christmas by Madeleine Cook illustrated by Samara Hardy!

To be in with a chance of winning this festive bundle of picture books simply answer the question and leave a comment on this post via the Rafflecopter widget below. The giveaway ends on Sunday 27th November and the winners name will appear on this post. Good luck.

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122 thoughts on “Win a bundle of Christmas Picture Books from Oxford Children’s Books”

  21. Definitely the night before Christmas, I remember it creating such excitement reading it before going to sleep on Christmas Eve when I was little, can’t wait to follow this tradition on with my children

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  34. The Night Before Christmas is our favourite Christmas book. My son loves it so much we read it all year round 🙂 x

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  74. It’s got to be The Night before Christmas. I go to all my grandchildrens houses on Christmas eve and read them this before they go to bed. I love it as much as them ❤

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  85. We have the Night Before Christmas and The Christmas Tree and we read them Christmas Eve to the kiddies before bed to get them even more excited 🙂

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  86. I bought my daughter a beautifully illustrated night before christmas book in Waterstones for her Christmas eve box, I love it. I also got her a christmas story about Mog the cat , I’m sure she’ll prefer the latter.

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  96. My boys love Pete the cat saves Christmas and The snowman. Fantastic prize bundle 🙂 Fingers and toes crossed! xx

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  98. At this time of year it’s the classic “Night Before Christmas” other favourite books include The Gruffalo and the Hungry Caterpillar x

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  111. I love Dylan Thomas’s A Child’s Christmas in Wales. My 2 daughters love How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss and The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg

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  120. I love a book called Tosca’s Christmas. I was given it when I was 1 years old and still have it now, its a wonderful book about a cat called Tosca and the chaos and disruption he causes at Christmas like knocking the tree over.

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