
Colors of Christmas offers two contemporary stories celebrating the hope of Christmas:
Angela just wants Christmas to be over. Instead, she finds herself in charge of the town’s celebration, and everything goes from bad to worse. Can she rescue Christmas for the town—and herself?
Christmas in Gold
When eighty-year-old Astrid moves into an assisted living community and meets a young woman on the brink of despair, she resolves to stir up Christmas hope one more time.

In Your Dream. God's Plan., Tiffany Smiling invites readers to join her as she shares the unlikely purpose she discovered when God invited her to exchange her dream for His. Her story will challenge readers to experience true contentment now by trading in comparison, discontent, and fears of inadequacy for a satisfaction that lasts.

Beginning with the creation story, "God Creates the Earth," and ending with "In Eternity with God,” your children will develop faith in an almighty God who is the same yesterday, today, and forever, while journeying alongside Bible characters like Samuel, Jonah, Esther, David, John the Baptist, Mary, Joseph, and many more.


What books do you recommend reading this holiday season?
3 comments:
What wonderful books to recommend!
I had a children's book called something like 'The Worst Kids In The World' about some unkempt and unruly children who bullied their way into a nativity and the responsibility of it changed them profoundly. I wish I could remember more about it - not preachy, just lovely! That and the The Vain Little Tree were my Yule classics.
Lisa - those both sound like good books. I've never read either one. I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the suggestions!
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