Albert the Fir Tree is hitting the road for a grand adventure just in time to save Christmas!
Albert: A Small Tree with a Big Dream, a fir-iffic and festive holiday special from Nickelodeon is making its DVD debut on November 14, just in time for the holidays! Albert: A Small Tree with a Big Dream, tells the story of Albert, a tiny Douglas fir tree who dreams of becoming Empire City’s most famous Christmas tree. Along with his friends Maisie the palm tree and Gene the weed, he begins the trip of a lifetime to make all of his dreams come true. On their journey they encounter the villainous and prickly Cactus Pete and even a swarm of hungry rabbits, but along the way they discover the true meaning of friendship and team work – while saving Christmas along the way.
Produced by Nickelodeon Home Entertainment and distributed by Paramount Home Media Distribution, Albert: A Small Tree with a Big Dream will be available on DVD November 14, for the suggested retail price of $10.99. Also available on November 14 is Albert: A Small Tree with a Big Dream Gift Set, a perfect holiday gift which includes the DVD plus a golden-book edition of Albert for the price of $13.99. This is a super cute movie and is not only great as a holiday gift, but would be perfect to give before the big day! I love to spend Christmas Eve watching holiday movies and Albert: A Small Tree with a Big Dream is an excellent choice to add to our line-up!
The holidays have just begun and we would like to share a bit of holiday spirit with our readers. Enter to win this adorable DVD by completing the giveaway options below. Good luck!
Giveaway open to U.S. residents only, 18 years and older. Giveaway ends 11/23/2017
Disclosure: I received the above DVD for review, however, all opinions are entirely my own.
I love watching our favorite christmas movies while wrapping or decorating.
Getting up in the morning, my children and I help set up things for our awesome Thanksgiving dinner and get-together.
My grandchildren stay over, for a huge and wonderful Thanksgiving meal.and count our blessings.
My grandchildren come over for the day to celebrate an amazing Thanksgiving meal, and we relax and tell stories together.
My nieces and nephews with the entire family have a fabulous and thoughtful Thanksgiving meal together.
I visit with my nieces and nephews for our marvelous Thanksgiving dinner and watch a great Thanksgiving parade.
I get-together with my grandchildren on Thanksgiving for a cool and tasty time of being grateful for everything we have.
We cook and bake a lot. I mean A LOT!
We all go to The Walk Through Bethlehem at a local church, where the tiny city of Bethlehem literally comes to life in the 10-plus acres that nestle in the woods behind the church. Live animals, roaring fires, roman soldiers, fishmongers, and of course the inn that had no room for Mary and Joseph and the stable where Jesus was born are part of the walking tour. It really reminds us of why we celebrate Christmas each year.
Our tradition is that everyone is allowed to open one gift on Xmas Eve but the rest on Xmas Day.
putting the tree up. hanging out christmas eve
We always go to church for the Christmas Candlelight Service for Christmas.
decorating the christmas tree
Thanksgiving day we love to watch the Macys Parade
We don’t have any unique traditions.
I always make Snowball Cookies for Christmas Eve.
We start setting our tree up on Thanksgiving.
We don’t have a whole lot of holiday traditions. We always opened one gift on Christmas eve and the rest on Christmas morning.
The family all gathers at one house for dinner.
We always have big holiday dinners with the whole family
Mom’s Christmas cookies would always be made the week before Christmas.
My kids and I love decorating the Christmas tree and making/decorating cookies.
the big family holiday dinner
we haven’t started any family traditions yet. i hope to start a new one this year.
Santa comes to the house on Christmas Eve, and checks on the kids while they are pretending to sleep. He delivers the gifts then the kids come out and we all open everything on Christmas Eve.
we put up a huge D56 Christmas village on a mountain backdrop that my husband built – it’s gorgeous when all lit up
My family has a tradition of going out to see Christmas lights every December. Thanks for the giveaway. I hope that I win.
we decorate the tree we bake cookies we wear new pajamas on christmas eve
A common one, but we always open let our daughter open one gift that is under the tree on Christmas Eve.
We observe the Christmas traditions of Advent, the 12 days of Christmas, etc.
one gigantic food fight!
We always make homemade cinnamon rolls on christmas morning!
We always do a family football game after Thanksgiving dinner.