REINDEER IN HERE: A Book and Plush Gift Set
ABOUT THE SET
Soon to be airing on CBS and streaming on Paramount+!
Start a new holiday tradition and celebrate what makes each child unique with this giftable boxed set that comes with a timeless picture book and a lovable, huggable plush. Reindeer in Here celebrates that being different is normal.
This holiday legend from long, long ago
is a very special story that children should know.
A kind and true reindeer with one antler small
miraculously changed Christmas once and for all.
At holiday time, a special little reindeer with mismatched antlers shows up as an early gift from Santa to stay with each child and go on daily adventures with them. The reindeer learns the child’s true Christmas wishes (and makes sure Santa does as well), all the while encouraging the child to celebrate their own differences. It’s a new holiday tradition the whole family will love!
REVIEW
Reindeer in Here introduces readers to a new Christmas tradition for those, like me, who aren't fond of the Elf on the Shelf. The story introduces readers to a young reindeer who's a bit different (one antler is smaller than the other). The reindeer is intended to befriend a child and 'learn' about the child's likes and dislikes and wishes. As a friend, the reindeer is to go on 'adventures' with your child and share the things learned with Santa. The child gets to name the reindeer and take it to visit different places. The idea seems to be to encourage children to believe that being different is normal, everyone is unique in their own way. There is also a TV program that goes with the toy and book. While the book's poetry isn't the best, the idea is a cute one. The story suggests having the reindeer 'disappear' on Christmas morning after Santa's visit, although the reindeer can return as needed. This tradition can be adapted by each family as desired. The reindeer stuffy is pretty cute, and the tradition a more positive one than Elf on the Shelf. The little reindeer could also be a way to help a child who is having a hard time waiting for Christmas to come.
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