Christmas in Concord, Massachusetts is lovely.
This year the Concord Museum is celebrating the 16th Annual Family Trees. A Celebration of Children's Literature. It will be held until January 1, 2012.
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| A lovely Snow Queen Christmas tree |
Each tree is decorated as the theme to celebrate a Children's book.
This one is a celebration of The Snow Queen. The book retells the classic story by Hans Christian Anderson. The illustrations are amazing and created by Miss Clara. The story is retold by Sarah Lowes.
This year the main sponsor for the Family Trees, is one of my favorite book shops for Children's books, BAREFOOT BOOKS. They have an amazing on-line shop too. I love their podcasts of storytelling for the little ones.
The decorations are each made by hand.
I will share more with you this week.
The Song for this post is The Snow Queen
Children's stories should always be part of Christmas, and the families of Concord have really created magic at the Concord Museum.
I don't remember the Snow Queen..I'll look for this book! I love your magical photos and beautiful post! ♥
Oh yes they should! And this reminds me that I have the children's Christmas books set aside for that very purpose. Now where did I put them?
What a beautiful theme and tree. I always love your posts on Concord.
I am not familiar with the Snow Queen. How beautiful your photos are.
Hugs,
Penny
Hello Karen,
I am so glad to hear that there is a Snow Queen...Mmmm...new inspiration?
Gabriela
I'm not familiar with the Snow Queen, but it sure looks interesting, with so many beautiful pictures.
Hugs,
Beautiful Karen I love the whole snow Queen concept for Christmas. I look forward to seeing more photos of the decor (maybe I will get some inspiration)!
Have a lovely day Karen...
Tina xo
a really lovely tree. :)
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