Books for Christmas
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2018 2:15 pm
Every year I read the same book at Christmas -which for me is today, the 24th, so merry christmas everyone, I'll be reading this today!
It's A Christmas Legend by Selma Lagerlöf, a Swedish author. It's about five pages long without illustrations, but there are a fair few in there and I find they add a lot to the story for. E.
I also used to love a story called The Little Donkey which was a story about a poor little donkey which was at the end sold to a kind man called Joseph who needed a donkey to carry his pregnant wife. I loved that tale.
But which stories, if any, do you like to read around this time? Do you have a tradition where you read one specific pne every year?
We also have a fair few with a story that has 24 chapters, so it works as an adventscalender and has indeed been written for that purpose. They are lovely too. Do you have something like that? And if so do you know what one of them is about? Or would you like having that kind of book if you don't?
It's A Christmas Legend by Selma Lagerlöf, a Swedish author. It's about five pages long without illustrations, but there are a fair few in there and I find they add a lot to the story for. E.
I also used to love a story called The Little Donkey which was a story about a poor little donkey which was at the end sold to a kind man called Joseph who needed a donkey to carry his pregnant wife. I loved that tale.
But which stories, if any, do you like to read around this time? Do you have a tradition where you read one specific pne every year?
We also have a fair few with a story that has 24 chapters, so it works as an adventscalender and has indeed been written for that purpose. They are lovely too. Do you have something like that? And if so do you know what one of them is about? Or would you like having that kind of book if you don't?