by Chris Van Allsburg

Read then watch the Feature Film bearing the same name.

by Valentine Davies

Enjoy either version of this classic film (1947 or 1994).

by Barbara Helen Berger

After reading, enjoy watching "The Star" with your family to follow along with the Holy Family through the eyes of the donkey.

by Philip Van Doren Stern

This delightful short story is the basis for Frank Capra's classic Christmas movie. It's a Wonderful Life. I hope your family enjoys both forms of this evocative tale.

by Charles M. Schulz

After reading this beloved Christmas book to your kiddos, you can enjoy one of the shortest films on this list with the 30 minute A Charlie Brown Christmas, originally released in 1965.

by Ezra Jacks Keats

After enjoying the book (and hopefully singing the song!) enjoy the 1968 Claymation Christmas Movie The Little Drummer Boy.

by Charles Dickens

After enjoying this Illustrated Classic with your Kiddos, you can have your pick of over 100 adaptations of the story in film including: Marley's Ghost (a 1901 short silent British Film), the 1908 A Christmas Carol staring Thomas Ricketts as Scrooge, Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol (the first animated version), A Christmas Carol: The Musical, The 1970 version Scrooge, and many other versions until the Latest version featuring Jim Carrey.

by Jody Rosen

This book is for older readers and parents alike, chronicles the story and culture behind the making of one of America's greatest Christmas Carol. A compelling read to go with the classic 1942 song and 1954 American musical White Christmas.

by Diane Muldrow

Enjoy this loveable tale with your children, then enjoy the 1969 claymation Christmas Classic bearing the same title as this book.

As told to David Berenbaum by Buddy Hobbs.

Read this fun book that parallels the feature film Elf staring Will Ferrell

by Dr. Seuss

After reading this classic Children's book, enjoy the 2000 film following the same story line

by Robert L. May

After reading about this lead Reindeer, enjoy the 1964 claymation movie.

by New York City Ballet

This classical story is an 1892 two-act classical ballet by Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky. Enjoy the book, the ballet, and the 1993 or 2018 film.

by Raymond Briggs

After enjoying this wordless and beautifully illustrated children's book enjoy the 1982 British animated film and symphonic poem.