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Daniel can think of only one thing in the world that he wants for Christmas, but his efforts to communicate his request to his mom go awry. Fortunately, Daniel lives in a magical Christmas house. Sensing the gravity of the situation, the fantastical Christmas decorations craft a savvy plot to save the holidays. It’s no easy task, but they know if they work as a team they can somehow pull it off. With their creativity—rearranging the candy-cane cookies, communicating using window clings, laying out sugary gum-drop trails—and the help of a little magic, they finally get the message to Mom. On Christmas morning, when Daniel opens his perfect Christmas wish, he jumps up to perform his Happy Snappy Dance. This is truly the Happiest Snappiest Christmas ever!
This story is for all children who love books with surprise endings, particularly Christmas surprises. It is also suitable for children with alternative forms of communication styles who might personally relate to the main character, Daniel.
Similar-themed books might include Jon Stone’s The Monster at the End of This Book and Naoki Higashida’s The Reason I Jump.
A portion of all book proceeds help Fidgetech fulfill their mission to inspire hope and change the narrative for adults experiencing autism to lead more meaningful and productive lives.
This limited edition hardcover features embossed letters and sparkling snow!
Daniel can think of only one thing in the world that he wants for Christmas, but his efforts to communicate his request to his mom go awry. Fortunately, Daniel lives in a magical Christmas house. Sensing the gravity of the situation, the fantastical Christmas decorations craft a savvy plot to save the holidays. It’s no easy task, but they know if they work as a team they can somehow pull it off. With their creativity—rearranging the candy-cane cookies, communicating using window clings, laying out sugary gum-drop trails—and the help of a little magic, they finally get the message to Mom. On Christmas morning, when Daniel opens his perfect Christmas wish, he jumps up to perform his Happy Snappy Dance. This is truly the Happiest Snappiest Christmas ever!
This story is for all children who love books with surprise endings, particularly Christmas surprises. It is also suitable for children with alternative forms of communication styles who might personally relate to the main character, Daniel.
Similar-themed books might include Jon Stone’s The Monster at the End of This Book and Naoki Higashida’s The Reason I Jump.
A portion of all book proceeds help Fidgetech fulfill their mission to inspire hope and change the narrative for adults experiencing autism to lead more meaningful and productive lives.
This limited edition hardcover features embossed letters and sparkling snow!