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A timeless story of kindness and giving that will captivate young readers and become a beloved holiday tradition for years to come. Now available in English for the first time, My Little Santa Claus (Mon Petit Pere Noel) is a magical Christmas story by the beloved author-illustrator Gabrielle Vincent (19282000). This heartwarming tale is perfect for bedtime reading year-round or as a thoughtful holiday gift for young readers. On a snowy Christmas Eve, young Magali meets a tiny Santa Claus who is empty-handed and looking a little lost. Moved by his plight, Magali decides to give him a gift of her own, sparking a beautiful exchange of kindness, compassion, and love. Through this tender, magical encounter, children will discover the true meaning of Christmas: the joy of giving, the warmth of unexpected friendships, and the power of love. First published in French in 1994, My Little Santa Claus showcases Gabrielle Vincent's signature blend of sensitivity, humour, and warmth. This timeless story will capture the hearts of both young and old, making it a perfect read for children who believe in the magic of the holiday season. Ideal for children ages 3-8, My Little Santa Claus is an essential addition to your Christmas collection, filled with festive joy and lasting lessons about kindness and generosity.

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Gabrielle Vincent, the children's literature pseudonym of Monique Martin, was born in Brussels in 1928. A talented painter, she began her artistic career working primarily in black and white mediums such as ink, charcoal, and pencil. In the 1960s, she transitioned to colour, experimenting with watercolour, pastel, and oil paints. Known for her avant-garde style, Gabrielle became a world-renowned children's illustrator, best known for her beloved Ernest et Célestine series. Throughout her career, she received numerous prestigious awards, and her work continues to resonate with readers around the world. Gabrielle Vincent passed away in September 2000, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy of nearly 10,000 pieces of art created over 50 years.

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