Read Aloud Wednesday: Christmas Stories

Dec 16 2015
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Gianna Kordatzky

I am married to the craziest, most awesome man I know. We have four kids--Ranging in ages from 5-10. You can learn more about my life as a mother and wife at www.giannaraekordatzky.blogspot.com .

I love to throw parties and be with friends. I love to read my Bible and grow closer to God. I love to eat and exercise. I have learned to love coffee.
And I could really use a nap.

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At our house, we love reading Christmas stories.  We suspend any reading we are already doing and open up our Christmas books. I’m just asking you to consider reading some great Christmas tales with your family. Maybe you can enjoy snuggling with your kids by the Christmas tree while reading these stories.

And if snuggling looks more like wrestling, more power to you. Be careful. Don’t knock over the Christmas tree.

Here are some Christmas reads from local authors.

The Christmas Wish

(Lori Evert & Per Breiehagen)
In the Nordic tradition of the holidays, Lori and Per weave a beautiful tale of hope and kindness through the eyes of their daughter Anja with stunning photographs and cozy scenes.

 

 

 

The Christmas Baby 

(Marion Dane Bauer)

If there is one thing that defines Marion Dane Bauer’s writing, it’s animated peace.  I know it sounds like an oxymoron, but it’s not.  Her tales are sweet and vibrant painting a beautiful story of meeting the Christmas baby on the first Christmas day.

 

 

 

How The Easter Bunny Saved Christmas
(Derek Anderson)

In the spirit of all things exciting and hilarious, Derek Anderson is a master storyteller of the “unthinkable.”  Why would the Easter Bunny need to save Christmas?  What happened to Santa?  No need to worry!  Everything is under control.

Storytime on the Train
Minnesota Transportation Museum

Saturday, December 19, 2015
10:30 am-Noon
The Caboose Who Got Loose
MN Transportation Museum

 

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Gianna Kordatzky

I am married to the craziest, most awesome man I know. We have four kids--Ranging in ages from 5-10. You can learn more about my life as a mother and wife at www.giannaraekordatzky.blogspot.com .

I love to throw parties and be with friends. I love to read my Bible and grow closer to God. I love to eat and exercise. I have learned to love coffee.
And I could really use a nap.

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