Review: Slothy Claus - Jodie Shepherd

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Slothy Claus: A Christmas Story

Review: Slothy Claus - Jodie Shepherd - November 2021

This Christmas Santa Claus is taking a wee break and has passed on the job to Slothy Claus.
Now it is up to Slothy Claus to get the presents together and deliver them all around the world. Of course, we all know that Sloths are the slowest creature in the world, so of course, this Christmas doesn't get to happen till July which would make this the perfect Midwinter Christmas story.  This book was also adorable as it showed children that you don't need presents on Christmas to be happy, that being with friends and family is just as great. What I also loved about this book was the wonderful illustrations by Mackenzie Haley. Slothy Claus makes the perfect read for children aged 0-5 years old and fun to read for lovers of Sloths and those who love everything Christmas.

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