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What is your favorite book that takes place during the Christmas holiday?

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Barbara

A Christmas Carol

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Angela

Me too

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Lynn

A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote

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Andrea

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

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Gwenette

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

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Carolyn

The 24 days before Christmas by Madeleine L’Engle and The Christmas pearl

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Lorra

Wait, what? A Madeline L’Engle Christmas book? I must read this!

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Carolyn

@Lorra it’s about the Austin’s, one of my all time favorite families!

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Christine

A Christmas Carol tops the list. Then, I’d have to say a more recent one – Seven Days of Us by Francesca Hornak

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Jen

The Stupidest Angel by Christopher Moore

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Bill

I just discovered this one this past Christmas, what fun

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Desiree

I was going to say The Stupidest Angel but you beat me! Love Christopher Moore!

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Marti

I’ve picked this up several times and can’t seem to get into it. Maybe I’ll give it another try.

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Ryan

Christmas Carol.

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April

The Great Christmas Kidnapping Caper by Jean Van Leeuwen. Have loved it since I was in grade school.

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Carolyn

The best Christmas pageant ever! Got to love those Herdmans!

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Kim

Christmas Carol

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Diane

Redbird Christmas

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Cheryl

The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg.

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Carol

Mr. Ives’ Christmas by Oscar Hijuelos.

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Liz

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson.

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Kate

Love this book!!!

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Regina

A Christmas Carol, followed by A Child’s Christmas in Wales (more like a pamphlet ?)

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Lora

The Christmas Box by Richard Paul Evans

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Erin

This is a lovely story.

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Anita

The Christmas Sweater

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Heather

Christopher Moore’s The Stupidest Angel!!!

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Marilyn

Polar Express (but NOT the movie) and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Denise

Skipping Christmas

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Carolyn

Loved the book, hated the movie.

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Denise

Agree

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Nina

A Child’s Christmas in Wales

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Peggy

Love this and the short movie version.

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Nina

@Peggy I show it to my students every year!

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Peggy

@Nina, I’m a retired English teacher, but I showed that one and A Child’s Christmas in Wales every year!

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Peggy

Not a book but a short story length memory: A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote.

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Peg

The Melodeon by Glendon Swarthout

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Lorra

The Birds’ Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Wiggen

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Jane

I have a few: Polar Express, Christmas Carol, Christmas Sweater and books by Richard Paul Evans or Debbie Macomber

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Nicole

I was going to say all Christmas books, but there are some doozies out there. I’d have to say A Christmas Carol and The Night Before Christmas…

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Toni

Of course

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Caryn

Santa’s Twin

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Leonor

Dicken’s Christmas Carol

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Carolyn

The Gift of the Magi

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Laura

A Christmas Carol.

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Mindi

Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher

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Sandi

I love love love this book. I read it every year. I want to know Elfrida!

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Mindi

Me too! Now, thinking about it, I want to read it again now! Not sure I can wait until the Solstice. LOL!

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Tami

@Sandi
Me too!

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Rhonda

The Christmas Pearl by Dorothea Benton Frank. I read it every Christmas. (And I’ve given it as gift so many times!!)

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Rhonda

AndTge Polar Express!

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Vicky

A Christmas Carol

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Sandy

The Polar Express. Bought it for my kids the year it came out, and now I make sure my grandchildren have it.

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Barbara

A Red Bird Christmas and Skipping Christmas

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Kelly

Lit tle Women – and I read one when I was little – the lion in the box – by Marguerite de Angela – anyone else ever read that? I loved it so much!

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Peggy

“A Child’s Christmas in Wales” Dylan Thomas

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Ellen

A Christmas Memory by Capote. You’ll feel it in your soul

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Sarah

A Christmas Carol

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Lorra

My mom always loved The Little Matchbox Girl, but I thought it was too sad.

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Allison

I dont like this book either!

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Sarah

I can’t watch the Disney short without crying.

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Elizabeth

That one gave me nightmares

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Darla

Little Women

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Erin

This ☝️☝️

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Louanne

Little Women

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Karen

Tis the Season by Lorna Landvick

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Pam

For a really scary psychological tale, try Henry James’s The Turn of the Screw.

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Allison
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Allison
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Jessica

Following. Great suggestions!!

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Sarah

I’m going to have to remember these suggestions in a couple of months.

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Cat

The Cat Who Came For Christmas by Cleveland Amory.

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Gretchen

Harry Potter

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Stephanie

I remember the movies would also come out during the holidays and now I always have an HP movie marathon when it’s Christmas time ?

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Katie

Yes, I second this ❤️

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Lisa

And I had to pick the cover from my childhood…

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Mary

The orginal cover !❤️

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Peggy

A Christmas Carol

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Patricia

Christmas @Carol

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Jess

Jacob T. Marley or Christmas Is Murder, a Rex Graves Mystery.

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Joyce

Polar Express

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Sarah

The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus.

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Amanda

I read it for the first time last year and decided it needed to be a new Christmas tradition.

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Deborah

A Christmas Carol or The Grinch.

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Cyndi

Little Women (starts at Christmas at least!)

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Susan

That’s too funny. Little Men ends at Christmas.

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Lisa

A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote

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Ryan

Holidays on Ice by David Sedaris is irreverent and hilarious.

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Jessica

YES!!

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Shana

My mother and I take turns reading it aloud every year! “Santaland Diaries” is perfect.

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Ryan

Sedaris and I went to the same college.

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Emily

David Sedaris, Holidays on Ice

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Piepie
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Lisa

Awesome story

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Eleanor

Christmas Carol

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Kellie

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Joanne

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

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Virginia

A Christmas Carol

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Beth

A Christmas Carol -Charles Dickens.

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Katherine

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

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Melba

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.

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Gayle

Christmas Carol

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Jeneane

The Christmas Box

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Diane

The book for “Rent”

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Diane

“It’s Christmas Eve 9pm!!”

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Steve-Kristen

A Christmas Carol, Silver Bells, The Christmas Train.

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Steve-Kristen

And Skipping Christmas.

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Corrine

I like reading Heidi at Christmas.

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Ellen

The Melodeon by Glendon Swarthourt (also published as A Christmas Gift).

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Irram

I read and watch The Best Christmas Pageant Ever each holiday season.

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Elaine

A CHRISTMAS MEMORY, by Truman Capote

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Rose

Can’t let a Christmas go by without the Christmas Carol and Gift of the Magi.

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Mary

Shepherd’s Abiding

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LauraEddy

A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg

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Margaret

The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree-I’d cry at a certain spot each year when reading it to my students. Of course, they didn’t understand. 🙂

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Elaine

A CHRISTMAS STORY, by Jean Shepherd.

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Sherry

Silver Spurs

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Beth

The Stupidest Angel by Christopher Moore

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Lisa

Me too!

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Heidi

Christmas Carol

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Carlene

Landline by Rainbow Rowell!

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Beth

Little Women

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Katherine

Lost December. Richard Paul Evans. Most of his books take place around Christmas and are awesome quick reads!

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Jill

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

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Kati

The Worst (Best) Christmas Pageant Ever

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Peggy

Connie Willis “All Seated on the Ground”

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Carol

The Christmas Train by David Baldacci -but only the audio version.

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Cheryl

Yes! I listen to this every Christmas!

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Susan

Polar Express

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Allison

Love that one too

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Pat

A Christmas Carol…

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Mary

The House without a Christmas Tree is one we had growing up…I wonder if it’s still in print.

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Amy

Loved this and have such a strong memory of the TV film adaptation they did of it.

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Laura

Christmas Carol dickens cricket on the hearth dickens

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Carol
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Desiree

Love this one!!

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Carol

@Desiree that last page is everything, right??

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Desiree

YES! My husband loves Breathed’s comics so one Christmas I saw the book and bought it for him (not much of a reader) we read it every Christmas now.

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Carol

Desiree Ansell Bengson I also love him! Opus and Bill the cat are my favorite!

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Desiree

@Carol we have all the books and quite a few stuffed animals!

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Desiree

Have you seen the cartoon, A Wish for Wings That Work?

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Carol

No, I have not! I will look it up, thanks.

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Carol

I have this one! It’s very sweet! I also have Mars Needs Moms.

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Lydia

How The Grinch Stole Christmas!

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Jeri

“Christmas Carol” and “Skipping Christmas” by John Grisham.

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Deborah

The Christmas Day Kitten, by James Herriot. My kids loved it.

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Muffy

It was Mr. Willoughby’s Christmas Tree when I was growing up. I still have that book!

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Heather

A Midnight Clear, by William Wharton

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Sallie

A Christmas Carol

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Berta

I loved this book when I was a kid. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Birds%27_Christmas_Carol

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Cheryl

Chapter 26 – Christmas – in the book Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder

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Marti

I also love the observed Christmas in “The Long Winter” when their Christmas barrel comes in May !!

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Kathy

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Allison

I LOVED THAT as a kid! I wish they would have made a movie of it

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Kathy

@Allison there was a TV program with Loretta Swit

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Allison

Really?

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Kathy

@Allison Yes, about 20 yrs ago, or so.

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Allison

I’ll have to look it up

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Kathy

@Allison tv movie 1983

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Allison

Thanks @Kathy

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Jean

@Kathy It was a tv movie.

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Sally

The Other Wise Man a story by Henry van Duke.

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Carol

Also, this was hysterical!!

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Karen

Read it this summer and loved it. I plan on suggesting it to my book club as our Christmas selection.

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Margaret

One of my favorites The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper. It’s #2 in the series and takes place at Christmas.

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Amy

One of my favorites.

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Patricia

A Christmas Gift by Glendon Swarthout. I would love to know if anyone else has read this.

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Michell

Little Women

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Allison

The Bridge

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Charla

Dylan Thomas, A Child’s Christmas in Wales.

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LauraEddy

I have read that every Christmas since I was a child.

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Linda

O. Henry’s short story, Gift of the Magi

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Alice

#1. The Littlest Angel. Followed by The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.

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Charla

Omigosh. I just remembered! In 5th grade I was is a Verse Choir. It was like Reader’s Theater. ? We did The Littlest Angel! It was so touching…especially the part about the box containing things that boys like–a collar from a dog, etc.

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Alice

@Charla that dog collar always makes me cry ? Great story.

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Charla

@Alice Me, too. I start to tear up just thinking about it.!

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Stephanie

Christmas Carol, Night before Christmas

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Dana

Skipping Christmas, John Grisham

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Sharon

Little Women, Skipping Christmas (made into the movie ‘Christmas with the Kranks. The book was WAY better) A Christmas Carol

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Sally

Red Bird Christmas

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Marilyn

Love this!

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Maria

I just added that book

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Mary

Miracle in 34th Streer and Christmas Carol

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Kristin

Dickens’s The Christmas Carol

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Molly

Dickens always evokes Christmas for me. I secretly want dirty snow laden alleys behind the tailor who is next to the pub, who is next to the…

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Lori

Jennifer Snow’s Maybe This Christmas (part of a larger series). Full disclosure: I was the copyeditor for this series, but I would recommend it even if I had nothing to do with it.

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Kim

A Christmas carol

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Anne

Holidays on Ice is hilarious.

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Penny

A Christmas Carol

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Nora

Gift of the Magi

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Joan

The Christmas Jars.

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Becky

Winter Solstice

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Merla

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

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Aimée

Skipping Christmas. Hysterical.

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Melanie

Me too!

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Amanda

I love Christmas books! Top favorites are; Skipping Christmas, Christmas Jars, The 13th Day of Christmas, That Thine As be Done in Secret, Little Rllie Clause, and almost all of Richard Paul Evans Christmas books.

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Kim

Becky’s Christmas by Tasha Tudor

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Keri

Little Women (parts of it anyway!)

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Megan

This for sure.

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Martha

The Worst Noel

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Natalie

Mrs mircle

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Natalie

The christmas shoes series

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Natalie

The christmas box

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Ericka

A Christmas Memory

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Judy

Christmas Carol by Dickens,of course

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Lynda

A Christmas Carol by Dickens

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Theresa

The Hogfather by Terry Prachett, TECHNICALLY does not take place during Christmas because it’s on another planet.

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Theresa
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Lanelle

Terry Pratchett is purely wonderful; but, I haven’t read this one! Thanks!

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Theresa

There’s a movie of it too, Michelle Dockery from Downton Abbey plays Susan, Death’s granddaughter. It’s a holiday tradition in my home.

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Diane

A Christmas Carol

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Lisa

The stupidest angel by Christopher Moore.

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Robyn

Another of my favorites!! ??

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Suzan

A Christmas Carol.

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Lisa

The autobiography of Santa Claus

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Lisa

Red Bird Christmas

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Maria

I just added that book

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Joellen

The Christmas Box

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Evangeline

I don’t have a favorite book for the season, but my favorite story is The Valveteen Rabbit. I recently heard an audio version by Meryl Streep and it was lovely. ❤️

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Lanelle

I know that must be! How wonderful!

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Evangeline

@Lanelle it’s on YouTube!

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Carol

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Wally Lamb, the beloved #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Hour I First Believed, I Know This Much Is True, and She’s Come Undone, delivers a holiday treat with Wishin’ and Hopin’—an unforgettable novella that captures the warmth and joy of the holiday season. Poignant and hilarious, in a vein similar to Jean Shepherd’s A Christmas Story and David Sedaris’s The Santaland Diaries, Lamb’s Christmas tale focuses on a feisty parochial school fifth grader named Felix Funicello—a distant cousin of the iconic Annette!

Review
“In the hands of Wally Lamb, what emerges isn’t an apology but a celebration of life…Felix makes a hilarious guide through a story that whirs right along.” (Washington Post)

“Lamb’s rich panoply of details…render this novel first-rate escapism just begging for a comforter and a cup of tea.” (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

“Warmly, sweetly retro” (Kansas City Star)

“Lamb gets Felix’s voice just right, and he does a spot-on job of evoking the special joys and trials of parochial school in the ‘60’s” (St. Petersburg Times)

“Lamb’s vividly detailed portrait of the 1960’s and the inner workings of a Catholic schoolboy’s mind puts his first Christmas book on par with his previous three novels.” (Miami Herald)

“Lamb…proves he can be short, sweet and funny” (USA Today)

“Wishin’ and Hopin’ from Wally Lamb reminds us of what innocence was like.” (Body and Soul)

“Both heartwarming and laugh-out-loud funny…a cast of characters that are both uproarious and unforgettable…a poignant reminder that family and friends are the greatest gift of all.” (Hartford Books Examiner)

We might as well call Wally Lamb the man with the golden pen…[Wishin’ and Hopin’] will leave you laughing and thinking nostalgically about your own school days and holidays past” (BookPage)

“Lamb is a very good writer, and Wishin’ and Hopin’ is a charming read with a genuinely funny ending.” (Houston Chronicle)

From the Back Cover
With his latest story, WISHIN′ AND HOPIN′, Wally Lamb takes a turn toward the lighthearted and laugh-provoking. In a vein similar to Jean Shepherd′s A Christmas Story and David Sedaris′s The Santaland Diaries, Lamb′s holiday tale focuses on a feisty parochial school fifth grader named Felix Funicello–a distant cousin of the iconic Annette! Both poignant and hilarious, WISHIN′ AND HOPIN′ transports us back to October, November, and December of 1964, when LBJ and Lady Bird were in the White House, Meet the Beatles was on everyone′s turntables, and Christmas meant mistletoe, mangers, and midnight mass. Then it propels us from the past to the present so that we might measure what we′ve gained and what we′ve lost.

About the Author
Wally Lamb is the author of five New York Times bestselling novels: She’s Come Undone, I Know This Much Is True, The Hour I First Believed, Wishin’ and Hopin’, and We Are Water. His first two works of fiction, She’s Come Undone and I Know This Much Is True, were both #1 New York Times bestsellers and
selections of Oprah’s Book Club. Lamb edited Couldn’t Keep It to Myself and I’ll Fly Away, two volumes of essays from students in his writing workshop at York Correctional Institution, a women’s prison in Connecticut, where he has been a volunteer facilitator for seventeen years.

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Liz

Loved the Felix Funicello book!!

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Carol

@Liz Me too, who knew Annette had a cousin! Wally Lamb is a hoot & a great author!

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Sharon

The Christmas Candle by Max Lucado

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Wendy

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

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Christi

The Dark is Rising, by Susan Cooper.

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Kristine

Santaland Diaries

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Connie

Skipping Christmas

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Renee

Krampus

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Sue

Little Women

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Susan

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Robyn

Me, too!

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Jane

Christmas Story and A Christmas Story.

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Diane

Little Women, Holidays On Ice.
Two completely different books!

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Betsy

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

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Wendy

Red Bird Christmaz

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Angela

A Christmas Carol

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Lisa

The Gift of the Magi

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Susan

A Christmas Carol

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Denise

A Christmas Carol. Read it every year. It’s a beautiful story of redemption, without a religious focus. Restores my faith in humanity.

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Antoinette

The last Noel by Michael Malone.

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Janet

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

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Kenneth

A Child’s Christmas in Wales.

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Robyn

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. ? I love that book!!

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Kate

I love that one too!

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Diane

‘Twas the Night Before Christmas

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Bonnie

The story of the Other Wiseman
https://www.amazon.com/story-other-Henry-illustrated-McCrea/dp/B007GADN0Q/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1535949002&sr=8-11&keywords=the+other+wise+man

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Stacey

Polar Express…

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Cheryl

Holly Claus

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Kyle

Wishin’ and Hopin’ by Wally Lamb

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Marion

Polar Express

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Maria

A Redbird Christmas

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Michele

Holidays on Ice.

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Amy

Yes!!

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Lisa

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone

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David

The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey by Susan Wojciechowski.

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Carol

It is small book, THE REINDEER KEEPER.

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Lora

Mr. Willybee’s Christmas Tree

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Sylvia

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson.

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Gayle

Classic Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.

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Diane

Pilgrims Inn, Elizabeth Goudge ❤️

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Kim

Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher

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Kate

Very cliche, but every year I reread The Christmas Carol and Cricket on the Hearth, Christmas Eve read The Night Before Christmas and Christmas morning read Luke chap 2.

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Wendy

I reread The Christmas Carol on Christmas eve every year. I’ve been doing it for decades

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Jennifer

A Christmas Carol

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Marianne

Wishin’ and Hopin’ by Wally Lamb.

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Carolyn

The Christmas Cookie Club

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Sheree

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Joan

A Christmas Carol.

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Leah

The Elin hilderbrand ‘winter’ series

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Sheri

The beginning of Little Women.

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Kaye

I agree!!

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Amy

A Christmas Carol by Dickens. I re-read it almost every year.

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Bonnie

I not only read it, I am constantly looking for film versions I haven’t seen

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Barbara

@Bonnie Do you have a favorite? Ours is Scrooge with Alistair Sim from 1951. For “off the wall” I like Scrooged with Bill Murray.

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Bonnie

@Barbara Alistair Sim’s reclamation is best but I also am fond of Reginald Owen & Patrick Stewart has grown on me as has George C Scott. I do not discount The Muppets or Mr Magoo. Basically, I love them all, as you can tell. ???

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Barbara

@Bonnie Yes. Reginald Owen would be on my short list too! 🙂 Honestly — I’m with you — I pretty much do love them all !

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Amy

Skipping Christmas

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Ivan

A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote

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Laura

This book makes me cry whenever I read it.

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Catherine

Love this book! I read it every year and fall in love with those two wonderful characters again and again.

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Kathy

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Laura

The House Without a Christmas Tree.

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Kathleen

A ChrIstmas Carol.

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Chris

Wishin and Hopin by Wally Lamb and
Elin Hilderbrand’s Winter Street Series

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Kristen

The christmas shoes

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Pamela

The Christmas Box

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Charlotte

Skipping Christmas

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Trish

Well !!!! The greatest thing I ever read was ” Esther’s Gift ” from one of the Mitford books. They fall just short of being too sentimental but this one is a gem !! Very funny , too , for ” old- – marrieds ” ha ha . I read this one aloud to Mister B while he is cutting garlic in the kitchen. Afraid my voice breaks at the end !!! Am such a softie !! But , plus !! You get a recipe for some thing SO divine yo daren’t not make it but once a year !! SO, you get two for one !!

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Meg

Shepherd’s Abiding

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Charlotte

I enjoyed Ann Perry’s A Christmas Message even though the message is different than A Christmas Carol.

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Becky

Doomsday Book by Connie Willis

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Paula

I don’t believe I’ve read one except A Christmas Carol

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Angie

Lost December by Richard Paul Evans

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Andrea

A Christmas Carol

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Mari

I read Twas the Night Before Christmas every year to my kids and now grandkids. I buy any book I see if it. I know it’s really a poem but I love it.

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Betty

Christmas in Georgia

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Amy

The Christmas Box.

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Laurel

This may sound crazy but we really enjoy a book of short stories called Murder for Christmas. All stories by classic authors.

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Lanelle

Oooo, I didn’t even know about this one; I’ll have to check it out!

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Catherine

A Christmas Carol and The Cricket on the Hearth.

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Beth

Little Women

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Cindy

Truman Capote’s A Christmas Memory

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Evelyn

????????

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Leslie

Yesssssss!

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Nicole

The Bridge

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Deborah

A Childs Christmas in Wales

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Steve

The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper

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Cyndi

Little women

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Jenny

The Bird’s Christmas Carol.

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Sylvia

Gift of the Magi

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Ellen

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham

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Peggy

Love John Grisham

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Heather

Mine is the “Christmas Box” Richard Paul Evans

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Pam

Christmas Carol

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Carol

Christmas with Ida Early.

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Ann

A Christmas Carol

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Sandra

The Best Christmas Padgent Ever Melts my ?

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Linda

Christmas With The Kranks

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Dee

A Christmas Carol

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Stephanie

Christmas Shoes

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Amy

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Bonnie

I liked The Christmas Sweater

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Annie

The Homecoming – Earl Hamner jr

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Mary

The nutcracker, Christmas carol, the great Christmas knit off and I always associate little women with Christmas.

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Carol

A Christmas Carol.

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Cynthia

A Christmas Carol

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Sarah

The Santa Land Diaries by David Sedaris and A Christmas Story by Jean Sheppard. Both are fantastic. 🙂

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Judy

A Christmas Memory
A Christmas Carol
Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Ruth

The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree

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Michele

Bought this when my kids were little. 25 years ago? We read it still every Christmas

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Penny

A Christmas Carol.

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Carole

Miracle on 34th Street, Christmas Carol,and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.

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Jule

A Child’s Christmas in Wales

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Judy

The Polar Express.

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Joan

The Polar Express

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Kevin

Krampus by Brom

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Judy

The Polar Express and The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Both a must for children.

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Joan

Gift of the Magi.

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Lois

Holidays on ice. David Sedaris

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Ann

A Christmas @Carol..

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Melissa

‘‘Twas The Night Before Christmas

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Mark

The Dark is Rising by Susan Cooper.

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Nicole

A Christmas Carol. I read it every Christmas ?

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Ginger

A Christmas Carol

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Lorna

The Little Mixer by Lillian @Leslie

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Regina

Every Christmas Eve we read A Visit from Saint Nicholas, the Nativity Story, The Friendly Beasts, and a few others. We are in our 4th generation of this tradition.

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Darren

Howard’s end

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Sheryl

The Gift of the Maji. and How The Grinch Stole Christmas.

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Carol

Little Women

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Libby

The original Rudolph the red nose reindeer.

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Diane

Holidays on Ice by David Sedaris

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Karen

Trip To The North Pole by Ellen.Weiss

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Hyddyr

A Christmas Story

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Lerryn

The Christmas Box

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Mary

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara @Robinson

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Andrée

The Fox at the Manger. The Story of Silent Night.

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Jennifer

The Christmas Shoes

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Luana

I have several books I always read at Christmas. Christmas Gift! by Ferrol Sams, The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree by Gloria Houston, and Angel Doll by Jerry Bledsoe and Tim Rickard. All put me in the Christmas spirit.

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Peggy

Love Christmas Gift! Love Ferrol Sam’s books.

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Luana

Yes, all of his are wonderful.

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Annette

A child’s Christmas in Wales

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Linda

The Gift of the Maji

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Jody

The Family Under the Bridge

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Jill

I used that book for a group of 5th grade students just last year and I’ll tell you we got into some deep discussions about judging people. Love that book!

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Douglas

Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol.’

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Linda

Skipping Christmas by John Grisham. I didn’t know he could be so funny.

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Angela

The Gift of the Magi and Little Women

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Judy

THE CHRISTMAS CAROL. AND. A BOOK OUR ORINCIPAL READ US IN SICTH GRADE CALLED CHRISTMAS CAROL. NO SINULARITY BETWEEN TWO TITLES.

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Stephanie

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Kristen

The christmas shoes

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Sandra

The Gift of the Magi
The Polar Express

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Judy

Nuts, forgot about those. And I have given so many copies away as gifts. Duh!

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Jennifer

A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg

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Cheryl

A Cup of Christmas Tea

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Luana

Oh yes. That one too!

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Mary

The Gift of the Magi

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Charlotte

I loved Mr.Dickens and his Carol

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Mary

Yes I really really enjoyed this one!!!!

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Kimberly

The Autobiography of Santa Claus.

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Lorraine

Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher

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Vicky

A Christmas Carol

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Jackie

Searching for David’s heart

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Robbie

I like Truman Capote’s A Christmas Memory very much.

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Nicole

I like that one, too.

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Barbara

A Christmas Carol, though that’s not a book.

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Sallie

It is a novella

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Tracie

The Giver

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Ivy

The Christmas Box.

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Andee

A Christmas Carol

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Amanda

Kringle

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Kris

Winter Solstice by Rosamund Pilcher

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John

Dickens’ A Christmas Carol

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Laura

A Christmas Carol

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Lari

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Sharon

Christmas Carol, the ultimate Christmas story

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Michele

Little Women….. enough Christmas scenes for me… sharing with the poor immigrant family….. the gift of the piano

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John

TheHomecoming by Earl Hamner. The television show The Waltons was based on it.

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Judy

What a great reminder. Had forgotten how wonderful this was.

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Ann

The Christmas Bells

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Linda

Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy by Debbie McComber. (Names of the three angels) funny and heartwarming

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Lydia

I’ve heard that her books are pretty good

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Linda

@Lydia, they are. She has numerous Christmas themed books, some made into movies.

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Crystal

The Christmas Box

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Kathe

Wishin’ and Hopin’ by Wally Lamb. Hilarious !

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Grace

Following

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Tracie

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Simmons

LITTLE WOMEN

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Cari

I was thinking the same!

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Shauna

Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Dianna

A Christmas Cup of Tea

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Lisa

Harry Potter

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Holly

The Christmas Box

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Tarah

Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flag . It’s a sweet little book.

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Wendy

Polar express

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Cindy

A Christmas Carol

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Susann

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever

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Brenda

Blue Christmas, Mary Kay Andrews

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Willard

The Stupidest Angel.

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Bette

A Certain Small Shepherd by Pearl Buck

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Jane

A Christmas Carol. I have to read it every Christmas.

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