The Night Before Christmas by Clement C. Moore
The Night Before Christmas by Clement C. Moore
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The Night Before Christmas by Clement C. Moore has helped generations of families imagine the wonder of Christmas Eve - from the quiet house and stockings hung with care to the long-awaited arrival of St. Nicholas.
Made for gathering close and reading aloud, this beloved Christmas poem captures that particular kind of anticipation children know so well: listening for sounds on the rooftop, wondering whether reindeer really might be overhead, and trying very hard to fall asleep when Christmas morning is almost here.
A timeless Christmas picture book, holiday read-aloud, and heartfelt gift for children and families.
Author: Clement C. Moore
Genre: Children's Literature / Christmas
What is The Night Before Christmas about?
The Night Before Christmas is Clement C. Moore's classic Christmas poem about a family's magical Christmas Eve encounter with St. Nicholas, his reindeer, and his sleigh.
Is The Night Before Christmas a good Christmas Eve read-aloud?
Yes. Its Christmas Eve setting, rhythmic verse, and familiar holiday imagery have made The Night Before Christmas a favorite family read-aloud and Christmas Eve tradition for generations.
Is The Night Before Christmas a children's book?
Yes. Although readers of many ages enjoy the classic poem, illustrated editions of The Night Before Christmas are especially well suited to sharing with children as a holiday picture book and family read-aloud.
Is The Night Before Christmas about Santa Claus?
Yes. The poem describes the nighttime arrival of St. Nicholas—Santa Claus—along with his sleigh and reindeer on Christmas Eve.
Is The Night Before Christmas a good Christmas gift for a child?
Yes. A beautifully illustrated edition makes a particularly meaningful gift because it can become part of a family's annual Christmas traditions and be enjoyed again each December.
What are some ways to use The Night Before Christmas during the holidays?
Families can read it together on Christmas Eve, add it to a December book basket, pair it with Christmas pajamas or another small gift, or make reading it aloud part of an annual holiday tradition.
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