A triple bill of stop-motion Seasonal favourites. In 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' (1964), join Sam the Snowman (voice of Burl Ives) as he tells us the enchanting story of Rudolph's magical adventures on the Island of the Misfit Toys. Will he return in time to help Santa guide his sleigh through the snowstorm? 'Santa Claus is Comin' To Town' (1970) features the voice of Mickey Rooney as Santa Claus and is narrated by the enchanting Fred Astaire. The story centres around an orphan boy, Kris Kringle (Rooney) and how he turned into the Santa Claus we all know and love today. Also featured with the title film is the bonus feature entitled 'The Little Drummer Boy', the classic story of the young, orphaned Drummer Boy who has no gifts to give the new-born baby Jesus except a song on his drum. Finally, in 'Frosty the Snowman' (1969), it's party time for Karen (June Foray) and her friends, when they discover their snowman 'Frosty' has come to life on Christmas Eve! But will they be able to save Frosty from the sunshine and escape the clutches of the evil Professor Hinckle, who wants to steal Frosty's magical hat?

While the other dragons in the forest of Nogard hunt princesses for dinner, Herb merrily tends to his vegetable garden and leek soup. One day, upon learning the knights are planning a dragon hunt, Herb's carnivorous brethren hide in their caves and he is captured. Locked in the dungeon, Herb faces a difficult choice, should he let other dragons rescue him and, in exchange, become a meat eater or should he stand by his principles and be fed to crocodiles? This hilarious story offers food for thought for all ages

Animated version of the popular Christmas story. Karen and her friends are having a Christmas Eve party when they discover that their snowman, Frosty, has come magically to life. But will they be able to save Frosty from the sunshine and escape the clutches of the evil Professor Hinckle, who wants to steal Frosty's magical hat?

Feature-length stop-motion animated comedy featuring the voice talents of Boris Karloff, Allen Swift and Gale Garnett. When Dr Frankenstein (Karloff) decides to retire from the monster-making business, he calls an international roster of monsters to a creepy convention to elect his successor. All of the world's most famous monsters attend including Dracula, Wolfman, the Hunchback of Notre Dame, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, the Werewolf, the Creature, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. But Frankenstein's title is not all that is at stake. The doctor has also discovered the secret of global destruction, which must not fall into the wrong hands...

An animated classic featuring the vocal talents of Fred Astaire, Mickey Rooney and Keenan Wynn. It tells the story of how an orphaned child solves Kris Kringle's problems and gives joy to the children of Christmas Village.

Meet Florian, a dragon who knows how to stay true to his values even in the stickiest of situations. When he is captured by the castle's knights in armour, vegetarian Herb is faced with a difficult decision: will he eat meat in order to save his own life? This popular story, now in French, shows young readers the power of having principles and living peaceably. IRA-CBC Children's Choice Award Winner Parents' Choice Award Approved Winner Society of School Librarians International Honor Book AGES: 5-10 AUTHOR: Jules Bass is an award-winning film producer whose credits include 'The Last Unicorn', 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer', 'Frosty the Snowman' and 'The Little Drummer Boy'. ILLUSTRATOR: Debbie Harter trained in jewellery design and life drawing in London before specialising in children's book illustration. She has illustrated many bestsellers, including 'The Animal Boogie' and the Bear series. Debbie makes her home in Cornwall, England. SELLING POINTS: Message of peace and cooperation: Herb is wrongly convicted of a terrible crime, but a dramatic turn of events saves him from execution. This lively adventure offers youngsters a powerful moral message about standing up for what you believe in Humour and drama: Full of high drama, zany artwork and lots of unexpected twists and turns, this hilarious picture book offers young readers plenty of food for thought Light-hearted introduction to vegetarianism: Herb's pacifist lifestyle emphasises the non-violent, rather than strictly dietary, aspects of vegetarianism REVIEWS: "A magical read for all new thinkers, young and old; Herb's story tells the tale of the future" Sir Paul McCartney

***SPANISH VERSION*** Floro is the only dragon in Nogard Forest that prefers gardening to gobbling meat. But when Floro's vegetable-loving ways get him into a sticky situation, will he be able to stay to true to his values? This popular story, now in Spanish, shows young readers the power of having principles and living peaceably. AGES: 5-10 AUTHOR: Jules Bass is an award-winning film producer whose credits include 'The Last Unicorn', 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer', 'Frosty the Snowman' and 'The Little Drummer Boy'. Jules lives in New York. ILLUSTRATOR: Debbie Harter trained in jewellery design and life drawing in London before specialising in children's book illustration. She has illustrated many bestsellers, including 'The Animal Boogie' and the Bear series. Debbie makes her home in Cornwall, England. SELLING POINTS: Message of peace and cooperation: Floro is wrongly convicted of a terrible crime, but a dramatic turn of events saves him from execution. This lively adventure offers youngsters a powerful moral message about standing up for what you believe in Humour and drama: Full of high drama, zany artwork and lots of unexpected twists and turns, this hilarious picture book offers young readers plenty of food for thought Light-hearted introduction to vegetarianism: Floro's pacifist lifestyle emphasizes the non-violent, rather than strictly dietary, aspects of vegetarianism REVIEWS: "A magical read for all new thinkers, young and old; Herb's story tells the tale of the future" Sir Paul McCartney