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Enjoy the seasons from autumn spooks, to the great feast, and all the way through to the winter season with a holiday four pack of holiday nursery rhymes.

Includes:

Five Little Pumpkins Sitting on a Fence,

Five Little Pumpkins Sitting on a Fence the classic nursery rhyme comes to life with these vibrant brilliant illustrations that are sure to have your little one laughing with glee as they read along with you and watch the five little pumpkins roll out of sight in thirteen pages of spooky fun.

Five Little Turkeys Sitting on a Porch,

Five Little Turkeys sitting on a Porch a fun turkey day nursery rhyme comes to life with these fun and kooky illustrations that are sure to have your little one laughing with glee as they read along with you while preparing for the Thanksgiving day feast.

Five Silly Turkeys Standing in a Row,

Five Silly Turkeys Standing in a Row, wiggle your fingers and watch them go! Each one has something different to say about the upcoming Thanksgiving Day. Help your little turkey read along and follow the interactions with this nursery rhyme song to see that the treats on the table aren't the only things to feast on.

Five Little Elves Wrapping Christmas Gifts,

Five Little Elves Wrapping Christmas Gifts watch them go as they tie the bows, and run to place them in Santa's sleigh. Beautiful folk style art illustrates their tale as you read alone with your little elf as they hurry alone on Christmas Eve to make way for friendship and Christmas Day.