The donkey's Christmas song / written and illustrated by Nancy Tafuri.
Various animals welcome a new baby born in a stable with their special sounds, but the donkey is afraid that his braying will be too harsh.
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- ISBN: 0439273137 (hc)
- Physical Description: 1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill.
- Publisher: New York : Scholastic Press, c2002.
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| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cookstown Branch | FAV JP Tafur | 31681001370071 | PICTURE | Checked out | 12/25/2025 |
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Various animals welcome a new baby born in a stable with their special sounds, but the donkey is afraid that his braying will be too harsh. - Baker & Taylor
When various animals welcome a new baby born in a stable with their special sounds, the donkey is afraid that his braying will be too harsh, but when he lets out a "Hee-aw!" the baby laughs with joy. - ScholasticA donkey and other favorite animals welcome a very special baby in this warm, broadly appealing celebration of the first Christmas.
A very special baby is born in a stable under a star, surrounded by friendly farmyard animals. The donkey wants to be the first to welcome the baby, but he is too shy. So the doves welcome him with their "Coo-coo," the cow with her "Moo-moo," and all the other animals in turn. Then, the baby welcomes the shy donkey with his own sweet smile. The donkey brays - "Hee-aw!" - and the baby laughs with joy! Then all snuggle around the baby and settle into sleep.
This warm presentation of the first Christmas celebrates the wonder of a baby's birth and welcomes all into the spirit of holiday joy. - Scholastic
A very special baby is born in a stable under a star, surrounded by friendly farmyard animals. The donkey wants to be the first to welcome the baby, but he is too shy. So the doves welcome him with their "Coo-coo," the cow with her "Moo-moo," and all the other animals in turn. Then, the baby welcomes the shy donkey with his own sweet smile. The donkey brays - "Hee-aw!" - and the baby laughs with joy! Then all snuggle around the baby and settle into sleep. This warm presentation of the first Christmas celebrates the wonder of a baby's birth and welcomes all into the spirit of holiday joy.