I love children’s books! Like I have mentioned before I have been buying children’s books since I was in high school! I especially love Christmas Children’s books! We have so much fun each night reading Christmas Stories leading up to Christmas! I have collected about 30 of my own children’s Christmas books and am always on the look out for more. We used to wrap them each year, but this year I decided to simplify. I have a cute bag by my tree and each night a new book is “magically” in the bag! Don’t worry they know it’s me! I didn’t find the time to wrap them, plus it saved me money on wrapping paper! I picked our favorite 25 that we will read all the way to Christmas day! We started on the first and it has been so fun to have them cuddle around me on the couch and read a sweet Christmas story! If you don’t have a lot of books, go to the library once a week and get 7 Christmas books, put a new one in the bag each day and then take them back and get 7 more the next week!
I thought I would share my list of my favorite books! I thought I was going to do 25, but ended up doing 30! Each book will link to Amazon just incase you decide to buy it! I thought it would be helpful for you to see the actual picture of the book so I also linked my Amazon store to the bottom of the post
- Sam’s Christmas Wish by George Durrant
- Here Comes Santa Clause by Gene Autry
- The Nativity by Richard Ki Kirk
- Frosty the Snowman
- The Biggest Snowman Ever
- My First Story of the First Christmas
- Mooseltoeby Margie Palatini
- Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer by Robert L. May
- Christmas from Heaven: The True Story of the Berlin Candy Bomber
- A Letter to Santa Clausby Rose Impey & Sue Porter
- The Bear Santa Claus Forgot by Diana Kimpton
- The Polar Expressby Chris Van Allsburg
- Snowmen at Night by Karalyn Buehner
- Snowmen at Work by Karalyn Buehner
- Innkeeper’s Daughter (Arch Books)
- Mr. Finnegan’s Giving Chest with CD (Audio) by Dan Farr
- The Night Before Christmas: A Visit From St. Nicholas by Clement C. Moore
- Today Is Christmas! by P.K. Hallinan
- How Santa Got His Job by Stephen Krensky
- How Do Dinosaurs Say Merry Christmas? by Jane Yolen & Mark Teague
- God Bless Us, Every One!: The Story Behind a Christmas Carol
- Stars, Stockings, and Shepherds: Discover the Meaning of Christmas Symbols by Shersta Chabot
- A Charlie Brown Christmas (An Interactive Book with Sound)
- Bear Noel by Olivier Dunrea
- The Littlest Christmas Tree: A Tale of Growing and Becoming by Janie Jasin
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas! (Classic Seuss)
- The Gift of the Magi by O. Henry
- The Tale of Three Trees : A Traditional Folktale by Hunt/Jonke
- I Believe in Santa Clause by Diane Adamson
- The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey
Here are a few others that I have recently heard of that I would love to get that are on my wish list!
- Room for Little One
- Bear Stays up for Christmas by Karma Wilson
- Santa Claus is coming to Utah
- Why Christmas Trees aren’t Perfect
- Auntie Claus
- The little match girl
- Willowbys Christmas
- The Christmas Train by Pres. Monson
- Humphrey’s first Christmas
- Who is Coming to Our House?
- Little Drummer Boy
- A Christmas Goodnight by Nola Buck
- God Bless Your Way
- Christmas Spider’s Miracle
- I Believe in Santa Claus (by Adamson)
- ‘Twas the night before Christmas,
- The Animals Christmas Carol by Helen Ward
- The Carpenter’s Gift by David Rubel
LeAnn says
Wow, that is quite the list; thanks.
Blessings for this one!
Kendra Frampton says
What a great list! I try and do a different book each night for the kids all December long so this list will help!
Kristina Manscill says
What an awesome list!