Albert and Christmas

“Albert and Christmas” by Ian Brown, published by Graffeg Limited in October 2025, is a delightful exploration of festive creativity through the eyes of Albert the tortoise. With 36 pages, this book presents a unique narrative where Albert, who typically hibernates through winter, dreams of Christmas. His garden friends take it upon themselves to create a special summer celebration, dubbed a ‘not Christmas,’ filled with their own interpretations of holiday traditions.
Readers will find a charming story that highlights themes of friendship and imagination as the characters work together to craft a festive atmosphere. The tale unfolds with the gang’s efforts to make a non-traditional Christmas tree, decorations, and gifts, all while navigating the challenges that arise. This engaging narrative invites readers to enjoy the spirit of the season in a fresh and playful way.
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Albert the tortoise has never experienced Christmas. He’s always asleep for the winter. When he dreams of festive fun, his garden friends decide to create a special summer ‘not Christmas’ for all to enjoy. The gang get busy making a not very traditional Christmas tree, decorations, gifts, greetings – and even snow. All doesn’t go to plan. Can they pull it off?
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