Mr. Christmas is a special Mr. Men book created by Roger Hargreaves.
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Mr. Christmas
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Story[]
Mr. Christmas just loves Christmas and thinks that Father Christmas (his uncle) is amazing! When asked to deliver some presents, he takes Wizard Winterbottom's flying teapot and tries to cram all of his presents into that one evening (the 24th of December)!
International publications & translations[]
This is a list of alternate titles for this book being published internationally.
- Monsieur Noël (French)
- Herra Jóli (Icelandic)
- 크리스마스씨 (Keuriseumaseu-ssi; Korean)
- 聖誕先生 (Shèngdàn Xiānshēng; Taiwan)
- 聖誕先生 (Sing³ daan³ Sin¹ saang¹; Cantonese)
- Mister Weihnachten (German)
- Hr. Jul (Danish)
- Ο Κύριος Χριστουγεννούλης (Greek)
- Mr. Navidad (Spanish)
- 圣诞先生 (Shèngdàn Xiānshēng; China)
- Senhor Natal (Portuguese)
List of characters[]
This is a list of Mr. Men, Little Miss and other special characters that appear in this book.
- Mr. Quiet
- Mr. Nonsense (mentioned, 1984 version only)
- Mr. Fussy
- Mr. Small
- Mr. Greedy
- Mr. Tall
- Mr. Sneeze (1984 version only)
- Mr. Muddle
- Mr. Mean
- Mr. Forgetful
- Mr. Nosey (1984 version only)
- Mr. Chatterbox
- Mr. Topsy-Turvy
- Mr. Snooty
- Mr. Funny
- Mr. Silly
- Mr. Slow
- Father Christmas
- Wizard Winterbottom
- Percy
Pictures only[]
- Mr. Rush
- Mr. Tickle
- Mr. Strong
- Mr. Bump (1984 version only)
- Mr. Dizzy
- Mr. Happy
- Mr. Noisy
- Mr. Daydream
- Mr. Impossible
Title character other appearances[]
Books[]
- Little Miss Christmas
- Mr. Men - The Christmas Party
- Mr. Men - A White Christmas
- Mr. Men Little Miss - Winter Wonderland
- Mr. Men: Meet Father Christmas
Trivia[]
- Unlike most Mr. Men books, this story is told from the first-person point of view.
- His theme song is called It's Christmas!.
- His favourite breakfast food is marmalade plum pudding.
- This was the last Mr. Men book made by Roger Hargreaves before his death 4 years later on 11th September 1988.
Counterparts[]
See Counterparts Wiki.
Gallery[]
See also[]
External links[]
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