How to Catch an Elf
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- $119.00
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- $119.00
Descripción editorial
From the New York Times and USA Today bestselling How to Catch series comes a hilarious Christmas adventure, perfect for stocking stuffers!
"With delightful rhymes, How to Catch an Elf slots itself into place along such classics as 'The Night Before Christmas.'"—Foreword Reviews
It's Christmas Eve and an elf is on the loose… in YOUR house! Do you have what it takes to catch him? Follow along in this fun holiday story as a mischievous elf causes chaos Christmas Eve! Filled with zany traps, vibrant illustrations, STEAM concepts, and even Santa Claus himself, this Christmas picture book for kids is guaranteed to become a new holiday tradition!
The perfect elf book for kids, funny stocking stuffer or Christmas gift for ages 4-8, this festive read aloud is loved by children, parents, and educators alike.
Some kids have tried to catch him, but Santa's fast, you see!
So they've set their eyes on a smaller prize, and now they're after me!
Also in the How to Catch Series:
• How to Catch a Unicorn
• How to Catch a Gingerbread Man
• How to Catch a Snowman
• How to Catch a Mermaid
• How to Catch a Dinosaur
• How to Catch a Yeti
• My First How to Catch Santa Claus
• and more!
Happy Birthday, How to Catch! Celebrate the 10 Year Anniversary with How to Catch an Elf!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
The team behind How to Catch a Leprechaun follows the efforts of several children clearly ones who are destined for Santa's naughty list to capture one of Santa's elves. Mischievous readers will likely enjoy watching the tiny elf attempt to escape traps that include a tinsel net, a family cat, and (somewhat disturbingly) sticks of dynamite nestled in a pile of chocolates, as well as a cowboy tree ornament wielding an electric brand. Why all the threats of violence against someone who's part of Santa's gift-delivery operation? It's never really clear, and before long Santa and the elf are narrowly escaping hams and cookies fired at them through a "Dinner Cannon," coasting down a river of eggnog, and soaring across the sky on a pizza. Wallace's rhymes and Elkerton's in-your-face images hit their comedic marks, but the overall story is chaotic and confusing. Ages 4 8.
