It"s Christmas time and there"s a new arrival in the Goffins family. George has got used to having Goffins around - the small strange people who live in his grandma"s attic. So when he learns that a new arrival in Lofty and Eave"s family might mean that they leave the attic, he finds it hard to get into the Christmas spirit and not to be jealous of Eave"s baby sister. However, as the snow begins to fall, he sets his mind to finding the Goffins a new place to live. In the adventures that ensue, George learns more about his family history and more about himself, and it becomes clear that his Christmas might not be as lonely as he first thought. This is an appealing story with memorable characters, which celebrates the importance of family and friendship. Even when times appear to be tough, the bonds of friendship endure. From the author of the 2007 Red House Award-winning "Who"s in the Loo?" This story encourages children to take an interest in their own family history. The illustrations bring the story to life, perfectly capturing the weird but wonderful world of the Goffins.