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The classic poem "The Night Before Christmas" by Clement Clarke Moore has been translated into Scots by Kirsty Strange.
Blending Scottish humour with a jaunty wee musical score by James Strange, this version is a fresh take on a classic while preserving the original poem's essence. The beautiful vintage artwork of Jessie Willcox Smith has been restored to illustrate this reimagined work. So snuggle doon and enjoy this nostalgic trip with your bairns as you experience the magic of Christmas with a Scottish twist.
"Twis th' nicht afore Christmas
when aw aboot tha hoose,
Nae creature wis stirrin'
no even a moose..."
Fantastic stocking filler
A quirky take on a timeless classic
Cherish this festive story for all the family to enjoy
Enjoy singing along as Santa calls out to his reindeer!
Fun to read
Glossary to help you learn Scots words
The Night Before Christmas in Scotland is a fantastic addition to any book lover's collection and perfect for sharing with others. Enjoy reading it with your best "Outlander" accent and share this keepsake with family members during festive gatherings.
This quirky take on a classic makes a fantastic stocking filler or Christmas Eve gift. It's the perfect gift for anyone interested in Scottish culture, those with Scottish roots, and those who enjoy collecting different versions of the famous poem.
Add a wee bit of festive magic to your holiday season this year with "The Night Before Christmas in Scotland".
About the author: Kirsty Strange is a Scottish author. She enjoys retelling old stories using the Scots language and adding a touch of humour. She lives in Fife with her husband, two spirited kids, and two equally spirited cats. She is fascinated by Scottish history and travels around Scotland with her family, researching stories from the past to share with others.
About the author
Kirsty is a children's author from Scotland. She creates illustrated books that encourage young readers to explore, imagine, and enjoy stories. She lives in Fife with her husband, two lively children, and two equally lively cats. Her writing is inspired by the natural world around her and a curiosity about what lies beyond the stars.
