A beautiful illustrated book for children at Christmas, written especially for those who have two celebrations each year; one with their Mummy and one with their Daddy.

When Sam's classmates talk about which winter holiday each one celebrates, he gets embarrassed because his family enjoys both Christmas and Hanukkah.

"If your vibe is small-town Hallmark romance but with more spice (and diversity), Two Christmases is the tale for you."—Entertainment Weekly When city meets country, finding the perfect Christmas will mean finding common ground. Don’t miss this charming opposites-attract holiday romance! There’s no place like New York City for the holidays… At least, according to Sonia Gupta. If only she could get South Carolina farmer Beau Abbot to agree. Convincing him to use her family’s art auction house to outfit his new business is turning out to be a hard sell—and keeping things professional in the face of Beau’s Southern charm is a whole other challenge. A country Christmas can’t be beat… It takes a lot to impress country boy Beau, given his general aversion to everything in the big city—except possibly Sonia. Certain nothing compares to the charm of Christmas in the South, Beau invites Sonia home to the farm, showing her everything a country Christmas has to offer. But relationship-wary Sonia isn’t looking for a commitment—especially not with a guy who has no plans to stay in the city. ’Tis the season for romance. Soon, Sonia finds herself swept up in the festivities—and Beau. Too bad embracing the best of both worlds doesn’t allow your heart to be in two places at once… Love at Auction Book 1: Two Houses

Will a single dad and three little girls fulfill her secret Christmas wish? Rehab nurse Bess Monroe is mortified that she accidentally sent out two Christmas letters she never meant anyone to see! Jack McCabe, widowed surgeon and father of three little girls, offers his friendship to get through the holidays. But their pact soon turns into something more. Can a woman who’s been burned by love open her heart to Jack for the holidays—and maybe forever?

This is a delightful little Christmas play for girls. The drama revolves around several members of the "Ladies' Aid Society" figuring out a perfect way to pack their Christmas box. The interesting characters and the pleasant story keep the readers hooked throughout the play. It is an enjoyable read for the holiday season. With only a few characters and simple dialogues, this work is ideal for performance at small gatherings. In addition, it proves helpful in boosting the confidence of young children and their overall development as a fun activity.

Annamouse needs decorations for her Christmas tree but can't get to the store because of the deep snow. Willamouse needs a tree for her Christmas decorations, but she can't get to the store either. Will Santamouse know how to come to their homes? These two mice seem destined to spend a lonely Christmas until Willamouse hears the sound of music coming through her wall and gets an inspiring idea that brings holiday cheer to both revelers.