Jan 11, 2022
Fulton Books author, Cherie Smith, a native Virginian who now works at Lord Fairfax Community College, has completed her most recent book "Little Bruce the Spruce Tree": a lovely tale that follows Ryan and his family as they head to a live tree farm and bring home their Christmas tree. Christmas is indeed a joyous celebration for the whole family and, thanks to their youngest, it comes with a little more surprise for them!
Smith shares, "This story is about a family at Christmas time who traveled to a live tree farm to pick out their special tree. When they arrived, they did not expect to see all the wonderful things they could do there. They were thrilled to explore the farm, but the children were excited to spend a little time with Santa, Mrs. Claus and playing with their reindeer. Eventually, mom called for the children so they could pick out their tree. Mom and Dad wanted a nice big full tree, but the youngest son had other ideas. Come along and see what happens next."
Published by Fulton Books, Cherie Smith's entertaining illustration is a great Yule read for every family. Join Ryan's family as they explore the festivities of Christmas to the farm and back at home.
This heartwarming storybook is a holiday adventure for every kid.
Readers who wish to experience this delightful work can purchase "Little Bruce the Spruce Tree" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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