I hope you've enjoyed seeing what we've been reading over the 12 days of Christmas books. If you have any suggestions we should add-in for next year, I'd love it. (please leave a comment to share)
12. Mr. Finnegan's Giving Chest, by Dan Farr

This book is a "Christmas spirit" story. I think we were given this book, not sure I would've actually purchased this on my own. It comes with a CD read by Dick Van Dyke. We've listened to the CD before, but I like to read it to my girls. It's fun imagining hearing his voice in my head as I read.
11. On the Night You Were Born, by Nancy Tillman

I added this into our Christmas book rotation because we celebrate the birth of Christ. I figured it was appropriate to also highlight their births. That their birth was significant for me. I just like the way Tillman's writing sounds when I read it aloud.
10. The Tale of the Three Trees retold by Angela Elwell Hunt, illustrations by Tim Jonke

I love this folktale. Ours is a board book given to us when the girls were much younger.
9. Stranger in the Woods by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick

It's fun doing different voices for the various animals. I also love the photography illustrating the story.
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