Reindeer Dust

About The Book:  In a fun and lyrical tale, readers are immersed in the story of hungry and harried reindeer who can’t find houses to land on through thick fog. Santa has a sled overflowing with presents, but he’ll never be able to deliver them if the reindeer don’t know where to land! One little boy, William, devises a plan: he mixes up a special batch of reindeer dust and he and his friends and family sprinkle it outside while reciting “I will always believe!” Through the fog, the reindeer are able to spot the glittering trail of reindeer dust, and Christmas is saved!

About The Author:  Kate Dwyer is a children's book author and working mom. She live in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband, Bill, and their 8-year old twins, William and Madison. Kate loves watching movies, family vacations and reading a good book.
My Thoughts On The Book:  I don't always read children's books, but every now and then I will choose a couple just to see what is out there in the world of juvenile reading.  This book was precious.  The rhyming story was such fun to read and the illustrations by Joanne Lew-Vriethoff were awesome.  This was a sweet read.  I loved the whole concept of the reindeer dust to help Santa and his reindeer find the town.  I loved that the recipe was included and even made a few bags for some of the little ones in my life.  This is a fun book to share with your small ones or grandchildren.  The book was filled with Christmas magic.   
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