One Christmas in Our Building
Johanna Lindemann, Andrea Stegmaier (illustrator), translated by Polly Lawson
This is a contemporary, urban Christmas story with light echoes of the Nativity. Emma’s father and stepmother are getting stressed. Their Christmas turkey is stolen. Emma tries to cheer them up by drawing a Christmas tree on the wall, but for some reason that only makes them grumpier. The illustrations add humour, with many details that young readers will recognise. A feel-good picture book about keeping it together when things don’t go according to plan, about community, and how sometimes the best celebrations are spontaneous.
Ages 3-6
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