A collection of illustrated letters from Father Christmas recapping the activities of the preceding year at the North Pole. The letters were written by the author to his children.

A thank-you letter from a little Australian girl begins a warm pen-pal relationship between Samantha and Santa Claus, in a work written in letter format.

Letters to Santa result in three children getting exactly what they want for Christmas

Mother Earth writes a letter telling people about herself and asking them to take care of her for themselves and for all living creatures

Product Description: This interactive, easy-to-use general microbiology CD-ROM helps students actively explore and understand microbial structure and function through audio, video, animations, illustrations, and text. The CD is appropriate for both majors and non-majors microbiology courses and is a cross-platform product, making it compatible with both Windows and Macs...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

An exchange of letters between Emily and her teacher, Mr. Blueberry, offers an inspiring study of the relationship between children and their teachers, as well as an unusual look at the life cycle, behavior, and habitat of whales

Product Description: This text provides a thorough treatment of mathematical concepts and techniques that engages students through motivational questions, applications, and examples from the real world. Mathematics is presented in a cultural context that demonstrates the relevancy of math to other areas familiar to students, such as sports, art, cinema, law, literature, politics, and philosophy...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

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All little Antonella--who lives in Italy--wants for Christmas is a pair of red roller skates, so she attaches a note to Santa Claus to a balloon, and a schoolyard of children in Hungary find the note and fulfill Antonella's wish.

When Holly writes a letter to Santa rather than sending him a wish list, Santa responds and answers all her questions about his work and, ultimately, gives her a very special gift, in a story that includes pull-out letters, and an advent calendar.

James Dobbins writes letters to Santa Claus, detailing what he and some family members want for Christmas and explaining his behavior of the past year.

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Angelina is disappointed when none of her friends can accompany her to the Royal Ballet's presentation of 'Cindermouse,' but then a letter she receives changes everything.

A title based on the popular holiday song tells a lively tale in letters about two cousins getting together over Christmas vacation and includes three pages at the back that feature additional information about the Pelican State.

With three pages at the back that feature additional information about the state of Wisconsin, a title based on the popular holiday song tells a lively tale in twelve letters about two cousins getting together over Christmas vacation.

Daddy-Long-Legs is a 1912 novel by an American writer Jean Webster, and is the most well-known work by the author. It is read by people around the world, and is widely considered to be one of the top greatest books of all time. Wiseman Project is proud to present Classics series, new editions of the timeless classics. The series is well suited for young readers and eager students of English as a second language. Some expressions in the original publications may have been modified for modern readers (notes has been added in that case).

Story of an old fisherman's struggle against natural obstacles that hinder the catch of a huge marlin