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“It was the Nutcracker, now a boy, on his feet and on the move.“

This is a great choice for a story during the winter season. You can also read different versions of The Nutcracker and have students compare the similarities and differences between different stories.

This rendition of The nutcracker by Jan Brett published in 2021 has such beautiful illustrations with such detail that you want to stay on the page long after you're done reading the words. This story takes special parts of the original ballet and ties it in with little changes following the story of Marie and her brother on a Christmas Journey.

"The doors opened into a magical Christmas party"

This book reminds me a lot of my childhood in regards to I remember my grandma reading me this story.

This is a classic book, a story about a girl name Clara who gets a nutcracker for Christmas and the toys end up coming to life.

"It was the Nutcracker, now a boy, on his feet and on the move."

This is a great choice for a story during the winter season. You can also read different versions of The Nutcracker ano have students compare the similarities and differences between different stories.

This rendition of The nutcracker by Jan Brett published in 2021 has such beautiful illustrations with such detail that you want to stay on the page long after you're done reading the words. This story takes special parts of the original ballet and ties it in with little changes following the story of Marie and her brother on a Christmas Journey.

“It was the Nutcracker, now a boy, on his feet and on the move.“

As the sky grew the color of sugar plum and the snow became many shades of blue, hundreds of tiny flames appeared, and the lanterns illuminated the path.

This is a great choice for a story during the winter season. You can also read different versions of The Nutcracker and have students compare the similarities and differences between different stories.

This book would be wonderful to read to children during the winter seasons. It is more interesting than the original story to me personally, as it adds elements of fantasy when the children are actually transformed into the world of the nutcracker with beautiful illustrations. The book would be best used when analyzing the illustrations to understand the characters.

This rendition of The nutcracker by Jan Brett published in 2021 has such beautiful illustrations with such detail that you want to stay on the page long after you're done reading the words. This story takes special parts of the original ballet and ties it in with little changes following the story of Marie and her brother on a Christmas Journey.

This book is a great story for younger children

As the sky grew the color of sugar plum and the snow became many shades of blue, hundreds of tiny flames appeared, and the lanterns illuminated the path.

This book would be wonderful to read to children during the winter seasons. It is more interesting than the original story to me personally, as it adds elements of fantasy when the children are actually transformed into the world of the nutcracker with beautiful illustrations. The book would be best used when analyzing the illustrations to understand the characters.

Traditional Literature- Jan Brett's The Nutcracker is a beautifully illustrated retelling of the classic story. Brett's signature style, with intricate and full page details with vibrant colors, brings the story to life. While the plot remains similar to the original, Brett adds her own unique touches to the characters and setting, making it a delightful read for both children.

“As the sky grew the color of sugar plum and the snow became many shades of blue, hundreds of tiny flames appeared, and the lanterns illuminated the path.“

This book would be wonderful to read to children during the winter seasons. It is more interesting than the original story to me personally, as it adds elements of fantasy when the children are actually transformed into the world of the nutcracker with beautiful illustrations. The book would be best used when analyzing the illustrations to understand the characters.

Traditional Literature- Jan Brett's The Nutcracker is a beautifully illustrated retelling of the classic story. Brett's signature style, with intricate and full page details with vibrant colors, brings the story to life. While the plot remains similar to the original, Brett adds her own unique touches to the characters and setting, making it a delightful read for both children.

“As the sky grew the color of sugar plum and the snow became many shades of blue, hundreds of tiny flames appeared, and the lanterns illuminated the path.“

As the sky grew the color of sugar plum and the snow became many shades of blue, hundreds of tiny flames appeared, and the lanterns illuminated the path.

This book would be wonderful to read to children during the winter seasons. It is more interesting than the original story to me personally, as it adds elements of fantasy when the children are actually transformed into the world of the nutcracker with beautiful illustrations. The book would be best used when analyzing the illustrations to understand the characters.

This book would be wonderful to read to children during the winter seasons. It is more interesting than the original story to me personally, as it adds elements of fantasy when the children are actually transformed into the world of the nutcracker with beautiful illustrations. The book would be best used when analyzing the illustrations to understand the characters.

Traditional Literature- Jan Brett's The Nutcracker is a beautifully illustrated retelling of the classic story. Brett's signature style, with intricate and full page details with vibrant colors, brings the story to life. While the plot remains similar to the original, Brett adds her own unique touches to the characters and setting, making it a delightful read for both children.

Traditional Literature- Jan Brett's The Nutcracker published in 2021 is a beautifully illustrated retelling of the classic story. Brett's signature style, with intricate and full page details with vibrant colors, brings the story to life. While the plot remains similar to the original, Brett adds her own unique touches to the characters and setting, making it a delightful read for both children.