A Treasury of Christmas Stories

The Kingfisher Treasury of...

by Sian Hardy, Kate Aldous (Illustrator)

A collection of Christmas stories by such authors as Carolyn Haywood, Joan Aiken, and Roger Duvoisin.

Genres: Christmas, Short Stories, Holiday

160 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 1994

Reviews

[Sophie Crane]

THESE STORIES WOULD BE WONDERFUL READ ALOUD. THEY WOULD BE A NICE FAMILY TRADITION. THE STORIES OF ETHNIC VARIETY; RUSSIAN, E.G., ARE QUITE GOOD.

[Cheryl]

This is a nice little collection of Christmas stories--some contemporary and others older/folk type. What I especially love about the book is the illustrations. Just about every page has wonderful detailed drawings to go with the stories. The artist did a beautiful job of capturing and translating the stories with pen and ink--nice!

[Sandy]

I stumbled upon this collection of short Christmas stories. My kids really enjoyed listening to them and I enjoyed introducing them the many different types of stories from different parts of the world and also from authors popular from my childhood.

[Stacie]

Fun little holiday stories with cute pictures.

[Stasia]

A cute, fun collection that is definitely full of Christmas spirit. 🎄

[Athena Deck]

Haunted

[June]

I liked that stories about the teddy bear went outside, met the Santa clus because I thougnt that
tells me childrens' small hearts. And I liked one girl who gave the present for her friend.
Especially, I really like story about the Christmas because it shows people real weak heart and
the Christmas' happy time. One of the reason that I loved this book especially,there weren't any
famous stories. I knew lots of Christmas so I wanted to know about other Christmas stories.
That's why I picked this! (It has lots of stories.)

[Gretchen W]

We didn't like every story but the ones we liked, we really liked them!