A teddy bear in the toy department of a big store receives a new name and a new home from Santa.

Santa Claus has his own ways of knowing more about children and toys than anyone else in the world.

Die-cut pages allow readers to see exactly what is happening in the house while everyone is asleep awaiting a visit from Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.

A Christmas teddy bear made by Santa comes to life and yearns to belong and bring happiness to one small child.

After delivering presents Santa needs a nap, but Otto and his friends like their gifts so much that Santa cannot find a quiet place to sleep.

Big Bird imagines visiting the North Pole at Christmas, meeting Santa and Mrs. Claus, and inspecting the workroom where elves are very, very busy.

Santa Claus has one mishap after another one wild and windy Christmas Eve, despite warnings from his mouse, his cat, and other animals to be careful.

"Celebrating Christmas, her favorite winter holiday, with her Cretaceous buddies, little Cordelia enjoys dino-style candy canes and hot cocoa and worries what Santa will think when the Christmas tree is accidentally toppled."-- Cordelia and her troup of dino-scouts enjoy a camping trip in the great outdoors

It's Christmastime and Jack's new substitute teacher, Mr. Clausen, teaches the class how to make paper snowflake wishes, all the while reminding the class of another gentleman with a long white beard who enjoys a snack of milk and cookies.