Let's begin. We'll start with these two:
We'll read about the littlest Christmas tree and how sad he was to be left behind
Then see how he was finally chosen and placed on a boat and how happy he was:
Then we'll read about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and his nose that glowed and how the other reindeer made fun of him
And how finally on a very foggy night, Santa asked him to guide his sleigh.
Then we'll read about a mouse (because what is a Christmas story without a mouse?)
How this mouse without a name was lonely but on Christmas Eve decided to leave Santa a gift.
And how Santa woke him up to thank him and give him, not only a name, but a mouse-sized Santa suit and the job of being Santa's helper:
Then we'll read this classic:
About no creatures stirring,
Eight tiny reindeer and sleigh and Santa Claus,
And wish everyone a "Happy Christmas to all and to all a good night".
And then finally read the story about the greatest present ever given:
These stories are brought to you curtesy of my childhood. "The Night Before Christmas" was a family tradition on Christmas Eve when I was growing up.
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How I loved reading my Christmas books each year. Did you have a special book?
This will be my last post of the year. I hope you each have a blessed and wonderful Christmas and New Year! I'll see you next year!
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