Rosemary Lanning

When a young polar bear peers inside a train, the little Siberian tiger staring back at him pleads to be taken home.

A very old man, yearning to recapture and share the simple pleasures of Christmases long ago, picks up a pair of scissors and begins to shape a miracle.

Two rascally weavers convince the emperor they are making him beautiful new clothes, visible only to those fit for their posts, but during a royal procession in which he first wears them, a child whispers that the emperor has nothing on.

Davy is inconsolable when he loses his beloved toy rabbit Nicky, even after Mother Rabbit makes him a cuddly replacement.

One cloudless day, the Sun and the Moon do the impossible and meet in the sky.

The reader is asked to guess what Roxanne must leave behind (ball, umbrella, book, turtle, or baby) as she tries various means of transportation to get to the beach.

Worried about the hungry animals left out in the cold, Davy the rabbit believes he is following Santa's wishes when he shares his food, leaving very little for his family.

Diverted by a heavenly vision, a hungry bear encounters a mother and child in a stable and is changed forever.

A drifter with a big nose flees taunts and false accusations until the town's mayor offers him work that he truly loves.