Al E. Boy

Fawn, Bunny, Snowboy, Santa, Wajic, and Doctor Mary Weather are all back. Readers were first introduced to them in the first book, The Adventures of Fawn: Til' the Last Snowflake Falls. I enjoyed that book a lot. Although, in the first book Santa and Wajic did not have as huge parts as they do in this book. I have enjoyed getting to know both of these characters better; especially getting to know the story behind just who Santa was before he became the man in the red suit. Wajic is another character that was fun to get to know. He had so many tricks and he was filled with many expressions. Not to be outdone, Mary got more involved as well. Another fun aspect to this book is the new characters. Which turned out to be new friends.

While, the first book mainly focused on the woods surrounding Santa's workshop, this story took readers to a new location and back in time. It was not all fun and games but had some more substance to the story. Yet, readers will enjoy this story just as much as they did the first book.… (altro)

This is such a wonderful read for all (young to the old). I have read many Christmas stories that have featured Santa and Rudolph and maybe some of the other reindeer but I have never imagined Vixen and Comet having a fawn of their own.

Which, I had an enjoyable time getting to know Fawn and her friends Snowboy and Bunny. Who knew that snowmen exercised. These three friends did have quite the journey as they explored. They even met other intriguing characters along the way. The big man himself even appears in this book. There were illustrations featured at the end of each chapter. This was nice but I actually did not even need them. The author was able to tell the story so well with his writing that I was able to picture everything in my head. Young readers like my nephews will enjoy this book as well. A fun time for the whole family.… (altro)