The Christmas season is upon us! Walking Worthy is bringing you posts full of Christmas traditions from our very own Southeastern family. This week, Tara Dew shares some of the Christmas books that her family reads each year. Enjoy!
I have been a lover of Children's books for as long as I can remember. Growing up, my Mom would take us to the bookstore on special occasions and I vividly recall buying a chapter book (like Ramona & Beezus, Socks, Charlotte's Web, etc.) and reading it until the cover would fall off. As I grew older and my desire to become a teacher grew stronger, my quest for children's books only heightened. I would scour used book sales, yard sales, and the Scholastic News book flyers were my favorite, especially with Teacher discounts!
Well, some things never change! I still love books and I love sharing the joy of reading with my children. There is nothing better than getting all 4 of mine on the couch on a rainy afternoon and reading a good book! During this Christmas season, our Christmas books line our tree skirt so that they are easily accessible for eager readers. At times, I'll come into the living room to find some (or all) sitting there "reading" one of our Christmas books! Makes my heart so happy :)
So, I thought it'd be fun to share some of our Christmas favorites, and then hear from you about yours :) I'm always on the look-out for a good book!!!
Without further ado, here are some of my current Christmas favorites:
- The First Christmas by Carol Heyer
- The Crippled Lamb by Max Lucado
- The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey by Susan Wojciechowski
- Christmas in the Barn by Margaret Wise Brown
- You are My Christmas Miracle by MaryAnn Love
- Santa, are You for Real? by Harold Myra
- The Stable Where Jesus was Born by Rhonda Growler Greene
And some of my other favorites, which are not pictured include:
- The Legend of St. Nicholas by Dandi Mackall
- The Legend of the Candy Cane by Lori Walburg
- The Legend of the Christmas Stocking by Rick Osborne
- The Christmas Tapestry by Patricia Polacco
- The Tale of Three Trees by Angela Hunt



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