Every Christmas I faithfully read this book to my students; they in turn come to love the story too.
The name of the book? A Return to Christmas by Chris Heimerdinger.
What I probably love most about the book is how Chris is able to hook you with a wonderful storyline, and you find yourself dying to know how it can possibly pan out—but trust me, it does.
Read it.You won't regret it, I promise.
By the way, I found that you can read the first chapter online HERE, plus a the first page of chapter two. That is, if you’re interested.
7 comments:
Hello!
My name is Esther and I'm from to Spain. My english is very bad.. sorry . LOL, but i read your post and I feel = that you. Quina nit de Reis, is the book that i read every christmas, is more infantil but it like me.
Sorry for my very very very bad english..
xoxo
Your Spanish is better than my english.. ^^. My favourite hobbie is read and written fantasy histories. But my histories are very bad.. But help me improve my writing and to speed up my mind.
bye!
hi!
First to say, that although it is by translator, thanks to comment to me in Spanish. I found your blog because it went of blog in blog, and I felt identified with post of Christmas books.
I think that talk with you in english will be good for me. For practise my bad english.
And i like your posts, are very interesting!
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this is my e-mail
Thank you for the nice comment on my blog! I love your work as well....are you LDS?! I saw a picture of a family in white infront of the temple, just wondering!! Hope you have a great Christmas.
Lucie and I listened to that book on audio books. It is great! I really enjoyed it.
We own 4 copies of this book - one for each of my kids who has heard you read it aloud in class and one for myself. They wouldn't share!
Needless to say, it is one of our favorites as well.
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