Day 13 of Advent: Reading to a Child or an Elder this Advent

One of my favorite activities to do each Advent is to read a story of Christmas to a child or an elder.  It is virtually free, as you can check a book out of the library.  Reading aloud will bring joy--I promise to both you and the listener.  Here is a short list of options that you could read!1.  The Little Match Girl, by Hans Christian Andersen2.  Olive, the Other Reindeer, by J. Otto Seibold3.  Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey, by Susan Wojciechowski4.  Dream Snow, by Eric Carle5.  The Legend of the Poinsettia, by Tomie dePaola6.  The Crippled Lamb, by Max Lucado7.  The Berenstain Bears and the Joy of Giving, by Jan and Mike Berenstain8.  Charlie and the Christmas Kitty, by Ree Drummond9.  A Wish to be a Christmas Tree, by Colleen Monroe10.  Welcome Comfort, by Patricia PolaccoDo you have someone that you could read to?  Please feel free to share some of your favorite books and memories of Christmas reading with the blog.

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