My six year old likes the Christmasaurus!

Is super cute book for the little ones

I LOVE all the Stinky Face books!

Not as good as the original, but my son really likes it and it's kinda cute.

This is the first 'Stinky Face' story that I've read. I usually pass over any title with an insult of any kind. Even if said endearingly, I wouldn't want a child stuck with the nickname of Stinky Face. A personal hang up of mine, I know.

Anyway, this is a cute story that kids are bound to appreciate, especially if they often use the phrase, "What if ..."

Nothing compares with the original I Love You Stinky Face, but this one is still cute enough to make Cooper laugh out loud. I did not care so much for the Halloween version though.

For kids who are experiencing Christmas Eve jitters—especially those worried that they’re on Santa’s Naughty List—this book provides a light-hearted way to deal with holiday anxiety. Cute, colorful illustrations dramatize the child’s “crazy Christmas worries” and Mom’s creative solutions.

This book would probably get a 4 from my son, and I would give it a 2, so I grudgingly give it 3 stars. I don’t really like this book. I have never read any other books by this author, but I just really have an issue with "Stinky Face" being a name of endearment.

A holiday themed kid-sized series of intrusive thoughts.

I didn't like it nearly as well as I Love You, Stinky Face.

Because of all of the questions and possible situations, they leave Santa a lot besides cookies and milk.

I enjoyed Ms. McCourt's "I Love You, Stinky Face!" so when I saw this at the library, I checked it out to read to the girls.

It is Christmas Eve; his Mother and he are preparing the house for this joyous holiday... but of course, the Boy has questions!

My favorite question was: "What if a giant Christmasaurus saw us and came to help?

Her answer was: "Well, of course, if a Christmasaurus helped, we'd have to thank her with some Christmas cookies and hot cocoa!"

His Mother has the patience of a saint!

The girls and I started thinking about other dinosaurs for holidays.

Halloween = Hallowsaurus
Thanksgiving= Turkeysaurus
First day of school: Bookosaurus

You get the idea!

Tonight, we are going to draw our dinosaurs, based on our favorite holidays!

But, as my Lexi, said, that boy is going to get an ulcer, if he doesn't stop worrying so much!

I think that about says it all, in my opinion!