Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Gift of Christmas: A Special Collection of Joyful Holiday Stories
By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, and Amy Newmark
480 Pages (Paperback)
Date Published: October 9, 2012
This extra long collection of 121 Christmas stories will warm readers’ hearts and spread the wonder of the holiday season with its tales of love, joy, and awe. A great holiday gift.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Gift of Christmas will delight readers with its stories about the joy, wonder, and blessings of the holiday season. This special collection is filled with joyful, heartwarming and merry stories about holiday traditions, family, and goodwill that the whole family will enjoy. Most of these stories originally appeared in a limited edition book called Chicken Soup for the Soul: Tales of Christmas.
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when I got my first pink bike
on Christmas a few years ago, we woke up to snow, snow, and more snow. every year we go to my parents house for christmas dinner along with aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, etc. that year we almost didn't make it with all the snow! but not one of us ended up missing the dinner!!
being a little girl and getting a blue pedal car......it was awesome
I remember every year going to a holiday party where my parents used to work. It was so much fun. I got to sit and talk to Santa. =)
We never had gifts growing up for Christmas or birthdays, etc... The most valuable tradition my parents taught me was about love, family, food, and togetherness over the holidays. Most worthwhile tradition I have have ever found!
I remember going with my parents on BART every year to go see the lights in San Francisco. Everything was so beautiful!
I remember staying up all night long with my sister and brothers waiting for santa and calling down the stairs every half hour if we could open gifts.
I remember making and decorating Christmas cookies with my mom and my sisters.
Not entering because I already have this book. Highly recommend. Good stories!
I really miss Christmas with my dad and grandparents.loved going to grandmas!