Santa Claus and His Works

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A timeless Christmas classic for young and old! Jolly Santa Claus admires children's goodness and describes well-behaved boys and girls in this clever rhyming story. Santa looks for good boys and girls all around the world and prepares for Christmas day, checking his list and filling stockings. With his flying reindeer and sleigh, Santa climbs in the chimney's on Christmas Eve. Written by George P. Webster and vividly illustrated by the creator of our modern Santa image, Thomas Nast, this heartfelt Christmas poem describes Santa Claus and his personality in great detail. Revised edition: Santa Claus and His Works was originally published in 1869 by McLoughlin Brothers Inc. of New York. This revised edition titled, Santa Claus and His Works , incorporates editorial revisions as per US Copyright new edition definition. Editorial revisions include new illustrated title page, new illustrated table of contents with new titles describing each page ; and all Thomas Nast illustrations meticulously updated to remove pixelations, dust, and debris. Hardcover, paperback, and eBook versions of Santa Claus and His Works are all in full-color. Table of Contents: Illustrated Title Page Nice Little Story for Girls and Boys Santa Works in His Toy Shop Who is Santa Claus? Santa Sew Doll Clothes Santa Looks for Children All Over the World Jolly Santa With His Spy Glass Santa Reads His List of Good Children Santa Claus Reflects on Children's Good Deeds Santa Gathers Toys Hanging From a Christmas Tree His Home in North Pole Santa Teeters on a Chair with Toys on His Back Reindeer, Sleigh, Santa Climbs into the Chimney Advertisement of New Children's Picture Books Included in Original Edition