A Snowboy Spreads Christmas Joy - Paben, Gayle
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Buttons the snowboy convinces his mother to let him wear his new Christmas outfit when he goes sledding on Christmas Eve. Buttons struggles to keep on his royal blue top hat, light blue scarf, and silver mittens as he takes his rides down the hill. He decides his clothes would be much safer under a large pine tree at the bottom of the hill. When he goes back to the tree, he discovers that all his new clothes that his Grandma had made him are gone! He feels terrible; but this unexpected event leads to something wonderful. Buttons innocently has found a way to spread the joy of Christmas.

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Produktbeschreibung
Buttons the snowboy convinces his mother to let him wear his new Christmas outfit when he goes sledding on Christmas Eve. Buttons struggles to keep on his royal blue top hat, light blue scarf, and silver mittens as he takes his rides down the hill. He decides his clothes would be much safer under a large pine tree at the bottom of the hill. When he goes back to the tree, he discovers that all his new clothes that his Grandma had made him are gone! He feels terrible; but this unexpected event leads to something wonderful. Buttons innocently has found a way to spread the joy of Christmas.
Autorenporträt
Gayle Paben is a retired teacher who enjoys music, writing, and painting in various mediums. She is a pianist and also plays in a handbell choir. She enjoys watching her grandchildren in their many activities. When she was teaching, she enjoyed writing poems for special occasions and writing skits and plays for her students to perform. Her first book, The Poetry of Animals, won two silver medals from the Florida Authors and Publishers Association. The book taught about animals and their amazing adaptations through poetry. Having worked with children for many years, she was always looking for stories that would motivate her students to read. She hopes this novel will do just that.