The Best of Buddy the Bluenose Reindeer
- adventuresBuddy
- Categories:Literature & Fiction Picture Books
- Language:English（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:October,2011
- Pages:114
- Retail Price:19.95 USD
- Size:137mm×215mm
- Page Views:284
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Description
First heard on CBC radio, Buddy the Bluenose Reindeer became an instant Maritime Christmas classic. Buddy the Bluenose Reindeer is sad because, despite his best efforts, he just can’t fit in with Nick Klaus’s fishing crew on the South Shore of Nova Scotia. Santa, that normally jolly proprietor of Christmas cheer, is worried because his star performer, the famous Rudolph, is sick with a bad cold! How will Santa and Buddy set everything all right?
In Buddy the Bluenose Reindeer and the Boston Christmas Tree, the search for the perfect Christmas tree to send to Boston isn’t going well, and Buddy the Bluenose Reindeer is called on to help. Of course, with his nose so blue and his aim so true, Buddy easily finds the right tree. Little does everyone know that that’s the easy part.
Packed full of playful puns and perfect for old and young listeners alike, Buddy’s adventures are real treats to read and share aloud.
Author
Bruce Nunn is a popular storyteller and the author of several books, including Nova Scotia History with a Twist and The Magical Christmas Light of Old Nova Scotia. His history stories have aired on CBC radio and television, and in 2005 his storytelling earned him an Atlantic Journalism Gold Award. He lives in Dartmouth.
Brenda Jones(illustrator):
Brenda Jones grew up in Prince Edward Island and now works as an artist at a Montreal animation studio. She has illustrated many books, including Buddy the Bluenose Reindeer, My Mother is Weird and Hockey Night Tonight.
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