The Carol of the Coin (Book)

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Last updated 16 Jul 2024

Please note: This is for the book only. If you'd like to receive the full North Pole Delivery, click here. We're parents. And with Christmas being such a prominent holiday in our homes, we wanted to instill in our children a simple - but sometimes difficult to remember - idea: there's nothing inherently wrong with want
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Please note: This is for the book only. If you'd like to receive the full North Pole Delivery, click here. We're parents. And with Christmas being such a prominent holiday in our homes, we wanted to instill in our children a simple - but sometimes difficult to remember - idea: there's nothing inherently wrong with wanting things for yourself, but being a blessing for those around you is equally important. Many stories and traditions emphasize to children that they should be good for the primary purpose of getting something - such as presents - in return. When discussing the early concept of this story, we set out to craft a tale that would get children excited about giving back to their families and communities - in addition to also acknowledging the joy that comes with receiving gifts themselves. The Carol of the Coin is a beautifully illustrated children's book that conveys this concept while explaining the origins of The Christmas Coin.

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Presents historic tales of places and personalities as well as facts and figures about the eighth largest county in England. This book helps you find out how the Roundheads got their name and why the greengage is so called. It shows you where you find the Pashford Pot Beetle and why was the reputation of Suffolk cheese is bad.