Tiny Reindeer is Santa's smallest helper, and he doesn't quite fit in with the others. But when a very special letter arrives on Christmas Eve, Tiny sets out on a secret mission to find his place in the world.
Tiny Reindeer isn't very good at any of the festive jobs Father Christmas gives to him at the busy North Pole. He's so much smaller than Rudolph and all the other reindeer, and he just can't seem to find a way to help Santa Claus prepare for Christmas Day. But when a letter arrives from a little girl with a Christmas wish to help keep the memory of her grandfather alive, Tiny knows exactly what he needs to do . . . and Santa is there to lend him a hand.
A heartwarming Christmassy picture book full of hope, joy and Christmas magic to share with family this season, from award winning author of The Suitcase and Frank and Bert, Chris Naylor-Ballesteros.
'A jolly festive read!' THE SUN
'Tenderly executed' THE SUNDAY TIMES

A joyful story about the true meaning of giving, brimming with Christmas magic * The Bookseller *
[A] jolly festive read * The Sun *
Tenderly executed, with warm and atmospheric images that make striking use of light and dark * The Sunday Times *
Full of Christmas magic, this heart-warming tale will resonate with any young reader who has ever been told they are too small to do something. The delightful illustrations are bursting with festive cheer and beautifully enhance the thoughtful text. An enjoyable story which celebrates the hope, wonder and joy of this enchanting time of year * BookTrust *
Toddlers will love the sense of adventure as Tiny goes on his secret seasonal quest (especially when Santa steps-in to lend a hand), and the illustrations are packed with atmosphere and characterful Christmas detail * LoveReading *

Chris Naylor-Ballesteros is an author and illustrator of children's picture books. He has previously worked in music, teaching, illustration and graphic design. He has won the English Association’s Picture Book Award and has been shortlisted for the Kate Greenaway Medal and Oscar’s Book Prize. Hailing from Yorkshire, he lives in France with his wife and two children.