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The Christmas Book - Signed Copy

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The Christmas Book - Signed Copy

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SIGNED HARDBACK PRE-ORDER

Signed Hardback Pre-Order | The Christmas Book by Katherine Woodfine

Pre-order a signed hardback copy of The Christmas Book by Katherine Woodfine, illustrated by Lizzy Stewart.

Published by Faber & Faber, this 64-page hardback is a beautifully illustrated festive book full of Christmas charm. With its cosy family feel, seasonal atmosphere and giftable hardback format, it is a brilliant choice for young readers, families, Christmas book collectors and anyone looking for a special festive story to treasure.

Publication date: 8 October 2026. All signed hardback pre-orders will be dispatched as soon as stock arrives.

Secure your signed copy today from an independent UK bookshop. Carefully packaged to ensure it arrives in excellent condition.

Inspired by an Icelandic book-gifting tradition, this beautiful story, illustrated with full colour artwork throughout, and decorated endpapers, is the perfect gift for sharing during the Christmas period.

It was Christmas Eve in the little farmhouse. The air was full of good smells of spices and jam and hot cocoa. No one was expecting any presents, but there would be leaf bread, and cookies, and Grandmother's embroidered tablecloth, and they would all do what they could to make the Yuletide bright.

Picking his way home across the lava field, Tómas knows that this Christmas won't be quite the same - not without his Grandfather. But as the war draws closer, Tómas devises a plan to ensure his Grandfather's stories will still be at the heart of his family's Christmas - even if it means being braver than a boy ever dreamed he could be. Donning his grandfather's jumper for courage, working hard at chores for neighbours, he takes his hard earned pennies to shop for presents - only to find all the shops empty of stock. This is war time and rationing. There is just one shop still open - a bookshop.

Inspired by the Icelandic tradition of Jólabókafló-i-, where books are given as gifts on Christmas Eve.

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