Christmas Story Books
Memorable Monday Moments
This week we were invited to share family night with several friends. For our lesson, we shared the host family's tradition of reading this book:
Their kids are all grown now, and ours just about are, but I think it's a wonderful tradition to remember for grandchildren. This particular book contains 24 little "ornament books" and they would read one each night in December and then hang it on the tree.
Their kids are all grown now, and ours just about are, but I think it's a wonderful tradition to remember for grandchildren. This particular book contains 24 little "ornament books" and they would read one each night in December and then hang it on the tree.Here are some books that we have used for family night lessons in the past. "The Legend of the Candy Cane" was a grandparent gift to our children, complete with a box of candy canes.
"Silent Night, Holy Night" tells of a Christmas during World War I when enemy troops called a ceasefire and shared Christmas with each other. Isn't that what Christmas is all about? 
I love the artwork and quotes in "This is the Season," which is based on a favorite Primary children's song.
I know there are more. What are some of your family's favorite read-aloud Christmas stories?
"Silent Night, Holy Night" tells of a Christmas during World War I when enemy troops called a ceasefire and shared Christmas with each other. Isn't that what Christmas is all about? 
I love the artwork and quotes in "This is the Season," which is based on a favorite Primary children's song.
I know there are more. What are some of your family's favorite read-aloud Christmas stories?
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