english author raymond briggs wrote the children's book the snowman.
who wrote the children's book the snowman?
english author raymond briggs
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the snowman is a wordless children's picture book by english author raymond briggs, first published in 1978 by hamish hamilton in the united kingdom, and published by random house in the united states in november of the same year. in the united kingdom, it was the runner-up for the kate greenaway medal from the library association, recognising the year's best children's book illustration by a british writer.
the snowman
meanwhile, the snowman soared above the rooftops. he was sitting in his snow replica of santa's sleigh, while the snowman minions were acting as his reindeer. it was a wonderful, magical feeling. now, all he had to do was deliver a few toys, and everyone would love "him." while the snowman came across a little girl's house, santa was making his way to the snowman. the snowman gave the girl an ice doll, but the doll ended up shattering. however, santa had arrived to give the girl a real doll. afterwards, just when it looked like santa was going to punish the snowman, he ended up giving the snowman the same red and gold flute that the snowman once attempted to steal, saying that the flute always belonged to him because santa was the one who had "accidentally" shattered the first flute. santa gave the advice of giving to the snowman, and just as they were about to part ways, the snowman discovered that his sleigh, as well as his minions, had melted from the heat of the little girl's chimney. santa offered the snowman a ride back home, and the two became friends. and that's all the snowman had wanted anyway - a friend.
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