Book description
Suzy, the silly goose with a mind of her own, returns in a brand new read-aloud Christmas picture book.
When Suzy Goose decides that the Christmas tree is missing a star, she sets off on a journey to fetch the shiny star in the sky. No matter how far she…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Suzy Goose and the Christmas Star as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved this story and how Suzy was willing to go the extra mile to make Christmas special for her friends. Suzy is a caring goose who would do anything to make the outside Christmas tree aglow with the brightest star in the sky. When she flies off hilltops and wanders far away from her friends, she doesn’t stay lost very long as her friend's onomatopoeia calls lead her back home, and Suzy discovers a special surprise on the tree. The book shows miracles do happen.
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