Christmas is just around the corner. Are you ready to feel the spirit of the holidays and make the best memories out of it? There are wonderful things to do exclusively for this event, such as decorating the Christmas tree, wrapping presents, drinking eggnogs, building snowmen, giving Christmas cards, and baking gingerbread cookies.
But, if you are looking for activities to remind you of the most awaited and wonderful time of the year — then you should try reading. There are many books that will give you nostalgia and excitement about Christmas, like the ones below:
Is It Santa? by Nelibeth Plaza
The story of the Christmas cookies for Santa on Nelibeth Plaza’s book titled Is It Santa? was purely based on real events. It follows the mystery of how the perfectly stored cookies that Mother Rebekkah baked were scattered in several places of her home. She only discovered the mysterious event after she got back from fetching her kids from school. After discovering the scene, her children believe that it was Santa’s doing. But, Mother Rebekkah was uncertain about it because it was too early for him to arrive. Everyone has fallen into distress due to the mystery; so, Jacob, the youngest, starts to solve the puzzle using his great inquiry abilities and a magnifying glass.
The Christmas Pig by J.K. Rowling
The Christmas Pig by J.K. Rowling is an Amazon bestselling book of the children’s fantasy & magic books category. It follows the story of a little boy named Jack and his childhood toy, which he calls Dur Pig. Unfortunately, DP got lost one Christmas Eve. But, as they say, that night is intended for miracles, wild-goose chase, and the moment where everything extraordinarily comes to life. Jack’s brand-new toy called the Christmas Pig has a bold plan, which is to go on a magical trip to look for stuff that was lost and to save Jack’s best buddy.
The Father Christmas Letters by J.R.R. Tolkien
This classic fantasy book for children was penned by J.R.R. Tolkien, originally published in 1976. It also contains the illustrations of the author. Moreover, The Father Christmas Letters are a collection of letters written by the author addressed to his kids and sent between 1920 and 1943. Each letter contains a tale of mishap or adventure experienced by Father Christmas that he or his elfish secretary personally narrates.
It’s Christmas, David! by David Shannon
David Shannon’s It’s Christmas, David!, part of the David Books, was published in 2010 by The Blue Sky Press. It’s a humorous book that follows how David disarrayed the Christmas customs. Knowing that David cannot keep it all together and is misbehaving during the most wonderful time of the year, everyone anticipates Santa’s gift to the little boy this year — would it be a cute toy fire truck or a lump of coal?
How Winston Delivered Christmas: A Christmas Story in Twenty-Four-and-a-Half Chapters by Alex T. Smith
The bestselling author Alex T. Smith has penned another remarkable book titled How Winston Delivered Christmas that was published in 2018 by Macmillan Children’s Book. It centers on a story of a mouse named Wilson who discovered a letter for Father Christmas that failed to make it to the post box. So, he decided to embark on a journey to deliver the letter to Father Christmas just in time for the year’s most important day. While on his quest, he encountered and made new amazing friends. Apart from his thrilling adventure, the book also contains a great activity for the readers to engage with.
All the Colors of Christmas by Matthew Paul Turner
All the Colors of Christmas is another masterpiece of the bestselling author Matthew Paul Turner published in 2020. This book will surely remind you about the essence of Christmas through its colors and makes you more enthusiastic about looking forward to this holiday. Moreover, the author aims to show the nostalgic sensations and amazing memories that are connected by the colors of Christmas, such as red, green, and more, and other festive hues. Thus, it makes every reader feel and see that they are a significant part of this particular holiday. Turner definitely captures the hearts of his readers and has shown how important our loved ones are in celebrating the holiday.