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"Christmas Is All Around" by Martha Waters is a heartwarming holiday romance set in the English countryside. The story follows Charlotte Lane, a former child star who despises Christmas due to the infamy brought by her iconic Christmas film. During a visit to her sister's in-laws, Charlotte meets Graham Calloway, who commissions her to create drawings based on famous Christmas films. As Charlotte becomes immersed in a life reminiscent of the rom-coms she claims to hate, the novel offers a lighthearted and festive treat that captures the spirit of the holiday season. [Extracted from the article]

"Elmore the Christmas Moose" is a children's book written by Dev Petty and illustrated by Mike Boldt. The story revolves around Santa's search for a temporary Christmas Eve reindeer replacement. Elmore Moose, an enthusiastic character, responds to Santa's classified ad and lands an interview at the North Pole. Despite not being a reindeer or having any experience in flight, Elmore is offered a job by Santa, showcasing a warm and comical take on the holiday temp-work trope. The book features diverse characters, with Santa portrayed with light-brown skin and the elves depicted with various skin tones. It is recommended for children aged 3-7. [Extracted from the article]

"The Reindeer Remainders: A Math Story with Plenty of Heart" is a children's book written by Katey Howes and illustrated by Marie Hermansson. The story combines mathematical concepts with social-emotional learning as a group of 12 reindeer prepare for a school showcase. However, their efforts to form even-numbered groups are complicated when a 13th reindeer arrives. Throughout the day, the reindeer try to divide into smaller clusters but always end up with a "remain-DEER one." Eventually, their math instructor introduces them to prime numbers, and they find a solution that leaves them "undivided." The book includes back matter with additional information about remainders, primes, and inclusion. Suitable for ages 4-8. [Extracted from the article]

Egar's indie-published picture book offers an answer to a familiar Christmas conundrum: when the reindeer can't pull Santa's sleigh, who will step in to get the job done? Here, the magical reindeer are down with the flu, and even Rudolph is out for the count: "Rudolph's nose looked dim and felt hot. Huskies needed to pull Santa's sleigh tonight.". [Extracted from the article]

Finally, Santa spies Comet holding a book and realizes that he's forgotten a crucial annual ritual: reading "The Night Before Christmas" to his coursers, who apparently have no intention of pulling the sleigh without hearing the poem. After he complies, the reindeer happily lift off, towing Santa and his bag of goodies while gift-holding animals look on from the ground. Hillenbrand reveals the spirited goings on in snowy, buoyant digital pictures featuring expressive reindeer and a jolly Santa who would be right at home in an animated movie. [Extracted from the article]

Reindeer Flu! Egar's indie-published picture book offers an answer to a familiar Christmas conundrum: when the reindeer can't pull Santa's sleigh, who will step in to get the job done? Here, the magical reindeer are down with the flu, and even Rudolph is out for the count: "Rudolph's nose looked dim and felt hot. [Extracted from the article]

Chanelle Flavell was an integral player in Carat's successful bid to retain the global Microsoft media account last year and has since overseen 60 percent of the tech giant's roughly $1 billion in billings - all the while managing a team of more than 100 employees. Under her watch, Flavell's team crafted the media strategy for Microsoft's 2018 "Reindeer Games" and "We All Win", which appeared during the Super Bowl and spotlighted the diverse needs of gamers. That campaign collected a Grand Prix, two golds and one bronze at the 2019 Cannes Lions. [Extracted from the article]

In this article, the author discusses ways Southeastern farmers celebrates Christmas. The author states Christmas Eve preparations for livestock included arrangements for Santa Claus's reindeer, five-gallon buckets used for watering and prepared clean bedding for animals. The author also mentions early memories to celebrate Christmas night with songs from singer Reba McEntire.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article on anthrax and the death of reindeer infected with anthrax in the Yamal Peninsula, Russia in the September 26, 2016 issue.

The article focuses on the rumor that the flying-reindeer narrative surrounding Santa Claus was cemented into U.S. folklore in the early-20th century, when Lomen Co., reindeer-meatpacking firm, launched reindeer pulling Santa's sleigh in a Macy's Christmas parade. It mentions that the Sami people, an indigenous people of Scandinavia, are believed to be the most radioactive humans on Earth.

In this article, the author discusses various activities associated with Santa Claus and compares them with the regulations set by humans. Topics discussed include the load of gifts he carries on his sleigh during Christmas, speed of his sleigh carried by reindeers, and total energy and fuel consumed during his Christmas journey.

The article focuses on the reindeer which are significant for delivering Christmas gifts and their eye structures change color with the season. It mentions that the portion of reindeer's eye referred as tapetum lucidum, is made up of reflective collagen fibers. It highlights that dilation increases eye pressure, that assembles the collagen fibers for making the reflective part of the eye appear blue.

The article presents information on the seizing of the plastic toys in the forms of Santas, reindeer, penguins, gingerbread men and snowmen by the federal agencies in the U.S.

The article focuses on various issues related to farming including questions and answers on farming in sub-Saharan Africa and an exhibit of paintings and cards featuring reindeer to be held by Northumberland, England rural artist Mary Ann Rogers on December 4 and 5, 2010.

The article focuses on the reindeer business of Waveney Wildfowl run by Trevor and Deborah Lay in Suffolk, England. They imported reindeer from Sweden in 2005. Businesses such as farm parks and Christmas tree growers buy reindeers to gain publicity during the holiday season. Imported reindeers have differences with their British counterparts. Trevor comments on the adaptability of the animals to the climate in Great Britain.

The article reports on the additional gig received by Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer, of CBS last season in Promax Gold Award-winning holiday campaign of CBS, which featured other CBS talent in the same handmade "Animagic" style made famous by the beloved animated Christmas classic. This year sculpted wax likenesses of many current CBS personalities, which again include Marg Helgenberger of "CSI"and "Survivor's" Jeff Probst, join Rudolph and Sam the Snowman in a behind-the-scenes look.

Reports global developments in the engineering industry as of November 2005. Victory of Canadian mechanical engineer Brian Diesbourg in a football game; Shipment of reindeer, turkeys and pink hippos by Rosewood Pet Products in rough seas.