How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney?

A very funny look at something we all know about, supported by hilarious illustrations showing a quizzical Santa and bemused reindeer pondering the questions raised in the story…A great introduction to that time of the year and a funny book to ponder and discuss, How does Santa go down the chimney? is a book to be savoured * ReadPlus *The magic of Christmas! This book does not pretend to know the answer to this ubiquitous question, and families will have a lot of fun making up suggested answers, incorporating their own family traditions… add a copy to your christmas stocking * Reading Time *Not your typical Christmas picture book, How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? is destined to become a festive classic and is essential reading on the eve of Christmas. Brilliantly told - trademark deadpan humour from Mac, and visually engaging - more genius artwork from Jan, children will delight in the Christmas Eve shenanigans. * A Word About Books *A great introduction to that time of the year and a funny book to ponder and discuss, How does Santa go down the chimney? is a book to be savoured, a real stand out amongst all the banal Christmas book offerings. * ReadPlus *

Mac Barnett is the author of many picture books including Chloe and the Lion and Guess Again! which TIME Magazine named the no. 2 Picture Book of the year. He also writes the Brixton Brothers series of mysteries. Two of his collaborations with Jon Klassen, Extra Yarn and Sam and Dave Dig a Hole, have won the Caldecott Honor. He is also the author of The Shape Trilogy, illustrated by Jon Klassen, A Polar Bear in the Snow, illustrated by Shawn Harris and Twenty Questions, illustrated by Christian Robinson. He lives in California, USA.

Jon Klassen is the bestselling author and illustrator of The Rock from the Sky, I Want My Hat Back, We Found a Hat, and This Is Not My Hat, which won the Caldecott Medal and Kate Greenaway Medal. He is also the illustrator of The Shape Trilogy, written by Mac Barnett, and Extra Yarn, also written by Mac Barnett, which received a Caldecott Honor. Originally from Ontario, Canada, Jon worked as an illustrator for feature animated films and now lives in Los Angeles, USA.