Mr Christmas Sound Book - Roger Hargreaves

In 1971, Roger Hargreaves created the Mr Men, publishing them first of all in magazines and cartoon strips as well as the now famous books. There were over 40 in the original series, including some that his son, Adam, created after Roger's death in 1988. These all came out after the year 2000, and Mr Christmas is a special edition book. This book, entitled Mr Christmas' Sound Book, is a little bit different to the others, in that it has a button in the bottom right hand corner. The button plays Jingle Bells! The story is magical, and festive, as you would imagine. Mr Christmas is asked by Father Christmas to help him with the Christmas presents. Mr Christmas ...  Read the complete review

Mr Christmas sound book is a new addition to the ever popular Mr Men book series. We bought this copy for our boys as a stocking filler for Christmas. THE STORY The story begins with us finding out where Mr Christmas lives, which is in the South Pole. He receives a knock on door from the postman who delivers him a letter from Father Christmas. Father Christmas asks Mr Christmas for help to deliver all the presents to the Mr Men. Mr Christmas agreed to help him but thought that it was not going to be an easy job as there are a lot of Mr men. He makes himself a list of all the Mr Men and the presents he was going to give to ...  Read the complete review

In the run up to Christmas I was singing lots of festive songs to my son to get him ready (he's nearly two so was more able to appreciate it this year). Very quickly he latched on to 'Jingle Bells' and started singing it over and over again. He even learnt how to play the first 6 notes on the keyboard! Anyway, unsuprisingly he received lots of jingle bell themed presents and cards and his favourite of all of these was the Mr. Christmas sound book. First things first (and what he discovered first), at the bottom right corner of the book is a button which when pressed plays jingle bells (very loudly). The tune goes on for quite a while as it starts ...  Read the complete review