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Christmas Stories for the Heart

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This gift book edition of Christmas Stories for the Heart offers an uplifting collection of many of the best Christmas stories ever told. The heartwarming and tender treasury -- another release in the bestselling Stories for the Heart series from Alice Gray -- includes stories by several of America's most respected and loved Christian communicators. Divided into three sections, "Christmas Treasures," "Once Upon a Christmas Time," and "Christmas Reflections," it's the perfect holiday gift to give or to keep for readers who want to curl up by a crackling fire and renew their faith, hope, and love for the holiday season.

Rekindle the warmth of Christmas.

Curl up by the fire and warm your heart and soul this holiday season with these wonderful stories. Tender and uplifting, this collection will greatly renew your faith, hope, and love for the Christmas season.


From the Hardcover edition.

156 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1997

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December 11, 2024
I've loved this book for a long time, and it still warms my heart every Christmas time. A relaxing read to pick up on an evening during the holiday season.
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December 25, 2014
As with any collection, there are stories that soar and those that sink. Holiday collections especially run the risk of being too schmaltzy for my current taste, but this book includes certain reflections that that are genuinely uplifting, cozy, and inspiring. My favorite by far is "If You're Missing Baby Jesus, Call 7162" by Jean Gietzen. On the face of it, the contrivance should annoy me, but each time I read it (to others or for myself) it genuinely warms my heart. I also treasure Robert Louis Stevenson's "A Christmas Prayer".

most recent re-read of selections (by Christmas tree light, of course): December 2014
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