Review: The Joy of Christmas - Precious Moments and Jamie Calloway-Hanauer

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Review: The Joy of Christmas - Precious Moments and Jamie Calloway-Hanauer - October 2023

It's Christmas time and that means it's time to celebrate love, and kindness and spread joy with your families and friends this gorgeous picture book from Precious Moments and Jamie Calloway-Hanauer, teaches readers just that. The Joy of Christmas starts with waking up on Christmas morning and talks about opening presents under the tree, building a snowman sledding cooking and eating lunch with the family, and singing Christmas carols. It then moves on to show that despite all this Christmas is not just about the fun materialistic side and getting gifts but also about God's love for one another and the true meaning of Christmas time. A heartfelt religious read-aloud for the whole family to enjoy while making special memories this year! With endearing rhymes and warm illustrations, this uplifting Christian book is the perfect gift or stocking stuffer for toddlers and kids ages 3-7 during the holidays or at any time of the year, a message that will live in your child's heart for many Christmases to come.


Goodreads : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/125311183-the-joy-of-christmas




 
 
 

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