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Christmas in the Barn - by Margaret Wise Brown

I Think I Saw Santa Claus - by  Adam Wallace (Hardcover)

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Merry Christmas, Snickerdoodle! - by  J D Forester (Hardcover)

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There Was a Hungry Santa Who Swallowed Christmas! - by  Alexander Cox (Hardcover)

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The Christmas Treasure Hunt - by  Campbell Books (Hardcover)

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Holiday Hannah - by  Cassie Silva (Hardcover)

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One Christmas Eve - (Percy the Park Keeper) by  Nick Butterworth (Hardcover)

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Most holiday Where's Waldo titles are aimed at young readers roughly 4–9 years old. Individual listings vary (commonly 4–8, 5–9, or labeled as "age six and up").

Interactive features appear across several holiday formats: the spotlight book uses a magic slider to illuminate one spot at a time; the advent collection includes a press-out Waldo figure; and a sticker-style title supplies hundreds of stickers and a gatefold.

The advent collection contains 24 mini books (one for each day of December) and includes a press-out Waldo figure intended to be hidden on Christmas Eve.

Yes — some Santa-themed titles include a "magic slider" that lights or highlights one area at a time, making it easier to spotlight characters and search darker night-time scenes.

They are typically categorized as Juvenile Fiction and appear under sub-genres and themes such as Holidays & Celebrations, Christmas & Advent, and Activity Books.

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