On Christmas Eve, Santa returns to visit the multicolored teddy bear that he had made by hand the year before and finds him well-worn and well-loved. Santa learns about knowing who you are and where you are meant to be in life.

It isn't easy being a single parent, and it isn't easy being the kid of a single parent, either. Laughter and special moments balance anger and frustration, new dreams replace old, but always there is a commitment of doing one's best and loving forever.

On a lonely Christmas a nephew remembers his beloved great-aunt and realizes the value of her legacy, a message of advice revealing the true spirit of the season.

Tell Me What We Did Today is about finding and celebrating the moments in a child's life -- every day. The book is a fun and creative way for parents to capture the key moments of day-to-day life with their children. Throughout the zaniness of this unfolding day-in-the-life story, the book features stops for parents and children to fill in the holes with details from their day. Written in verse by Rick Kupchella, this book is destined to become many children's favorite.

Some of the most wondrous gifts cost nothing. This is a story of such gifts. On a silent and magical Christmas Eve night, three children and their grandparents bear gifts down the starlit path to a stable. They take this peaceful, wintry journey to thank the visitors of centuries ago for their historic and holy visit. The children deliver simple gifts and sincere gratitude to the visitors in tribute for that long-ago night honoring a newborn babe.

(Easy Piano Songbook). 59 Christmas songs arranged for easy piano by the inimitable Bill Boyd, including: The Boar's Head Carol * Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella * The Christmas Song * Christmas Time Is Here * Frosty the Snow Man * Hark! The Herald Angels Sing * I'll Be Home for Christmas * It's Beginning to Look like Christmas * Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! * Merry Christmas, Darling * O Holy Night * Parade of the Wooden Soldiers * Silent Night * Silver Bells * What Child Is This? * and more.

Attempting to tackle the subject of death with sensitivity, this book is a journey of light and hope to a place where earthly hurts are left behind.