Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Rides Again
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This was one of those lesser known "sequels" to a well known tale. Every bit a child I particularly enjoyed everything Rudoplh and the fact that he could be a hero without his olfactory organ was even better. This was one of those lesser known "sequels" to a well known tale. Equally a child I particularly enjoyed everything Rudoplh and the fact that he could be a hero without his nose was even better. ...more
December 31, 2017 Julie Morales rated it actually liked it
This story was adapted from the original story of the aforementioned name written as a verse form.
In this story, the reindeer take forgotten how proud of Rudolph they'd been when he'd kickoff guided Santa's sleigh on that foggy Christmas Eve. They've taken to tormenting him again, and Rudolph has finally had enough. He starts feeling sorry for himself. No 1 likes him. All the other reindeer play and socialize while he's off in a corner by himself. No one would even notice if he wasn't there, so he'd simply leave. This story was adapted from the original story of the same proper name written every bit a poem.
In this story, the reindeer have forgotten how proud of Rudolph they'd been when he'd first guided Santa'south sleigh on that foggy Christmas Eve. They've taken to tormenting him again, and Rudolph has finally had enough. He starts feeling deplorable for himself. No one likes him. All the other reindeer play and socialize while he'due south off in a corner by himself. No one would even notice if he wasn't in that location, so he'd just get out.
He wasn't expecting the consequences of that determination though. Will he come to his senses and return to help Santa in fourth dimension for the Christmas Eve flight? And even if he does, will he be able to pb as he'd done before?
A beautiful story that adds a new twist to the familiar Rudolph movies, when I'd never read any of the Rudolph stories before. ...more
In this story, the reindeer take forgotten how proud of Rudolph they'd been when he'd kickoff guided Santa's sleigh on that foggy Christmas Eve. They've taken to tormenting him again, and Rudolph has finally had enough. He starts feeling sorry for himself. No 1 likes him. All the other reindeer play and socialize while he's off in a corner by himself. No one would even notice if he wasn't there, so he'd simply leave. This story was adapted from the original story of the same proper name written every bit a poem.
In this story, the reindeer have forgotten how proud of Rudolph they'd been when he'd first guided Santa'south sleigh on that foggy Christmas Eve. They've taken to tormenting him again, and Rudolph has finally had enough. He starts feeling deplorable for himself. No one likes him. All the other reindeer play and socialize while he'due south off in a corner by himself. No one would even notice if he wasn't in that location, so he'd just get out.
He wasn't expecting the consequences of that determination though. Will he come to his senses and return to help Santa in fourth dimension for the Christmas Eve flight? And even if he does, will he be able to pb as he'd done before?
A beautiful story that adds a new twist to the familiar Rudolph movies, when I'd never read any of the Rudolph stories before. ...more
Nov 21, 2018 Jana rated it liked it
Most kids are familiar with Rudolph from the famous song and the Television show. So this is a fun follow-up story that shares the message that ane never shines so bright equally when you're helping others. The other reindeer still make fun of Rudolph, and he begins to feel distressing for himself. His olfactory organ isn't glowing anymore either, so he runs away. He's non gone for long before he runs into trouble and has to step upwardly to rescue some baby rabbits from some nasty wolves. His brave adventure makes him forget abou Most kids are familiar with Rudolph from the famous vocal and the TV evidence. So this is a fun follow-upward story that shares the message that ane never shines and so bright as when you're helping others. The other reindeer still make fun of Rudolph, and he begins to experience pitiful for himself. His nose isn't glowing anymore either, so he runs abroad. He's not gone for long before he runs into problem and has to pace up to rescue some infant rabbits from some nasty wolves. His brave gamble makes him forget most his own troubles and that's when he realizes simply how important he is to everyone's Christmas. This would be fun to share with kids during the days leading upwards to Christmas. ...more
Apr 17, 2020 Kylie Abecca rated information technology actually liked information technology
I think this book is beautifully done. I remember enjoying this when I was little. I love how Rudolph deals with his own cocky-pity and learns to love, appreciate and accept himself for who he is, as well as tackling the effects of bullying. This story touches on a lot of issues children are faced with. A book that is not only a Christmas tale.
Such a nifty book to teach the lessons of not being rude or jealous of someone else and also to believe in yourself.
"The nigh important thing is that I stopped feeling pitiful for myself." - Rudolph
I wasn't sure what to expect with this because the original Rudolph story is hard to live up to. This is a decent little addition to other stories of Rudolph.
The story begins with Rudolph being upset because after being the hero and saving Christmas the year earlier, the other reindeer and envious and excluding him.
Rudolph ends up leaving and goes off into the forest to be lonely because he assumes, incorrectly, that Santa will no longer need him.
While in the wood Rudolph meets a very unhappy I wasn't sure what to expect with this considering the original Rudolph story is hard to live upwardly to. This is a decent footling improver to other stories of Rudolph.
The story begins with Rudolph existence upset considering later being the hero and saving Christmas the yr before, the other reindeer and envious and excluding him.
Rudolph ends up leaving and goes off into the forest to be alone considering he assumes, incorrectly, that Santa volition no longer demand him.
While in the woods Rudolph meets a very unhappy rabbit family who has lost their 2 youngest babies. The parents, fearing that wolves will get their babies are and so distraught that Rudolph knows he has to help.
Rudolph finds the babies, alive and scared, and returns them to the parents who invite Rudolph to stay for their Christmas party. Hearing "Christmas" makes Rudolph remember virtually Santa and he politely declines the invitation.
On the way back to Santa Rudolph's olfactory organ starts to glow again, something that hasn't happened in awhile, and he'due south aware of the fact that the reason it stopped was considering he was feeling sorry for himself. After he'due south returned he finds that Santa did in fact need him again and because of this and helping the rabbit family he realizes that he's not and then worthless after all.
The catastrophe is squeamish, with Santa and the rabbit family both being thankful for Rudolph saving the day. ...more than
The story begins with Rudolph being upset because after being the hero and saving Christmas the year earlier, the other reindeer and envious and excluding him.
Rudolph ends up leaving and goes off into the forest to be lonely because he assumes, incorrectly, that Santa will no longer need him.
While in the wood Rudolph meets a very unhappy I wasn't sure what to expect with this considering the original Rudolph story is hard to live upwardly to. This is a decent footling improver to other stories of Rudolph.
The story begins with Rudolph existence upset considering later being the hero and saving Christmas the yr before, the other reindeer and envious and excluding him.
Rudolph ends up leaving and goes off into the forest to be alone considering he assumes, incorrectly, that Santa volition no longer demand him.
While in the woods Rudolph meets a very unhappy rabbit family who has lost their 2 youngest babies. The parents, fearing that wolves will get their babies are and so distraught that Rudolph knows he has to help.
On the way back to Santa Rudolph's olfactory organ starts to glow again, something that hasn't happened in awhile, and he'due south aware of the fact that the reason it stopped was considering he was feeling sorry for himself. After he'due south returned he finds that Santa did in fact need him again and because of this and helping the rabbit family he realizes that he's not and then worthless after all.
The catastrophe is squeamish, with Santa and the rabbit family both being thankful for Rudolph saving the day. ...more than
What kid doesn't love a good Christmas story about Rudolph?! This i was super cute considering the rabbits were in need and of course, Rudolph was at that place. He overcame feeling bad for himself and helped everyone out. Nosotros could teach our kids to end feeling sorry for themselves considering information technology does nothing simply hurt people in the end. What kid doesn't dearest a good Christmas story virtually Rudolph?! This one was super cute because the rabbits were in demand and of form, Rudolph was there. He overcame feeling bad for himself and helped everyone out. We could teach our kids to stop feeling sorry for themselves considering it does nada just hurt people in the stop. ...more
A year on and at present the other reindeer are jealous that Rudolph - and his nose - are getting all the attending. Then Rudolph's nose actually stops glowing! Feeling very sorry for himself, he decides to run away... while on his wander, he finds some lost rabbit babies, so he takes them habitation and so his nose starts glowing again - but in time for him to join Santa on Christmas Eve. A year on and now the other reindeer are jealous that Rudolph - and his nose - are getting all the attending. And then Rudolph's nose actually stops glowing! Feeling very pitiful for himself, he decides to run abroad... while on his wander, he finds some lost rabbit babies, so he takes them abode and then his olfactory organ starts glowing again - merely in time for him to bring together Santa on Christmas Eve. ...more than
This was one of those contrived sequels to a child'southward classic. Bonus points for being a picayune golden book. This was i of those contrived sequels to a kid'south archetype. Bonus points for being a little gilt volume. ...more than
Sep nineteen, 2012 Donna Hunt rated it information technology was amazing
Dearest information technology. a favorite as a child, now telling the story to my daughter.
The other reindeer made fun of Rudolph'southward shiny olfactory organ so Rudolph's nose stopped glow-in. When Rudolph saved 2 bunnies lost in the wood information technology started glowing over again. R.R. The other reindeer fabricated fun of Rudolph's shiny nose so Rudolph'southward olfactory organ stopped glow-in. When Rudolph saved 2 bunnies lost in the woods it started glowing once more. R.R. ...more
December 02, 2016 Kate rated it liked it
I never knew in that location was a sequel to this archetype story until today when I read it with my family. Information technology was a cute story. Hard to live upward to the classic but was a neat follow upwardly for those wanting more than.
January 22, 2018 Allie rated information technology really liked information technology
Beautiful sequel about non feeling sorry for yourself. (Go on)
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