What Bram Gave Away Subtitle: A Classic Christmas Story of Giving: in Timblemoon (A Story, Book 3)

Series name: A Timblemoon Story - Number: 3Some gifts are wrapped in paper. The best ones are wrapped in secret.Bram wants one thing this Christmas. Not two things. Just one - a sled, a red sled, with runners that sing. And on Christmas Eve, when Santa comes up the hill and every child in Timblemoon receives a present, Bram's is long, and flat, and it rattles just like runners.Then, in the blue moonlight, he finds little Puff sitting alone in the lane. No present. No arms to dig one out of the deep snow. And Bram learns the thing every heart learns in Timblemoon: some wants are bigger than wanting.Told in rolling, read-aloud rhyme in the tradition of the classic Christmas storybooks, What Bram Gave Away is a story of quiet generosity - the kind nobody sees, and everybody feels. With chants made for shouting, a village made for visiting, and The Timblemoon Carol printed in full so your family can sing it together, this is a Christmas book for the whole house: the four-year-old chants along, the ten-year-old spots the secret in the pictures, and the grown-up reading aloud gets something in their eye on the wordless page.Inside Timblemoon's third adventure: - A classic fireside Christmas story in singalong rhyme - The complete Timblemoon Carol - your family's new Christmas song - Santa's barn, caroling round the Big Oak, a lights walk, and a sled with room for two - Hidden details that reward every re-readTimblemoon, Timblemoon - Timblemoon has room for all.Join the series: Book 1, Pip's Small Light - Book 2, Soot Bakes It All - plus the Color Timblemoon coloring books.