After River Junction's Christmas tree loses its star, two children determine to identify the thief.

A week before Christmas a humble typesetter receives a curious ad for the lost and found column--a rich man is offering a $10,000 reward for the return of the lost star of Bethlehem. This is the life-altering story of his journey to obtain the lost star and the magnificent revelations that follow.

Starr Lederman. She was named after the Christmas star. She's a woman who knows her own mind and heart, a woman who values family and family traditions. So she's determined to giver her almost-adopted daughter, SeLi, the most wonderful Christmas possible. SeLi, who's nine years old and wise beyond her years, knows what she wants for Christmas. A dad. Which means a husband for Starr—whether Starr wants one or not! In fact, SeLi's already got a man picked out. Now she's going to wish extra-hard on the Christmas star, and the name she'll whisper is Clay McLeod. Clay McLeod. He's a rancher with a soft spot for children and animals. He believes in family. But he's not interested in marriage—especially to a woman as headstrong as Starr. A woman he believes is having an affair with his brother. His married brother. At Christmastime, though, things have a way of working out.

A Christmas light shines bright in the midst of the darkest winter in this novel in Thomas Kinkade and Katherine Spencer’s Cape Light series. With Christmas only a few weeks away, Sam and Jessica Morgan look forward to celebrating the joyous day together. But when they’re awakened by the smoke alarm in the midst of one quiet night, they barely make it outside before their beloved house is engulfed in flames. Meanwhile, single mom Julie Newton and her seven-year-old daughter appear on Jack Sawyer’s doorstep, thanks to bad weather, a broken-down car, and a dead cell phone battery. And though Jack, still mourning the loss of his wife, feels none of the holiday spirit, he can’t turn them away. As Sam and Jessica become perpetual guests in others’ homes, trying to piece their future back together, and Jack finds his frozen heart melting day by day, it soon becomes clearer than ever that miracles can happen even in the humblest of settings.

PICTURE STORYBOOKS. Above the town of Bethlehem, many moons ago, there hung a small and lonely star, a star who had lost her glow. This charming changing-picture book features gorgeous illustrations by Sophy Williams. The pictures change on every page! Ages 3+.