Beatrix Potter's most famous troublemaker gets a Christmas of his own. Peter and his sisters are busy getting ready for the day, and the whole story is told across thick board pages built for hands that grab, chew, and turn three at a time.

This is the gentlest possible way into a classic: the same characters and the same soft, century old artwork generations grew up on, toughened up for a toddler's very first Christmas. It fits a stocking, survives a car seat, and quietly becomes the book that means December in your house.