I love this time of year! One of my favorite memories with the kids over the years is snuggling up reading Christmas books. Each year we add new holiday books to our collection, but honestly, we are constantly returning to many classics. Here are some of our holiday favorites.
Christmas Books for Kids
The Best Christmas Books for Kids
If you are looking for wonderfully written Christmas storybooks to share with your children this Christmas season, these books are for you! Reserve a couple from your local library or purchase them for a book advent idea.
I’m telling you you’ll never regret having these memories of reading together during this Christmas.
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Fantastic Children’s Christmas Books
Books are an important part of the holidays for my family and I hope your family loves cuddling up to read aloud too.
With old and new Christmas books to choose from, I’m sure you’ll find wonderful holiday stories to enjoy here.
Christmas Books for Preschoolers
Room for a Little One: A Christmas Tale
Polar Express 30th anniversary edition
How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
BOB and 6 more Christmas stories
I’ll Be Home for Christmas (Toot & Puddle)
Merry Christmas Big Hungry Bear
The Light of Christmas by Richard Paul Evans
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey
What do you think? Do you see some of your family’s favorites on this list? Would you add any favorites to our list? I’d love for you to share them in the comments section so we can check them out.
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Jessica says
November 29, 2015 at 9:46 pmThese are some great Christmas books. Our family also likes Closing the Book on Santa Claus by Ron Chandler. It is about a father who tries to save his daughter’s holiday celebration after it is cancelled at her school. He organizes a rally at city hall, but unexpected calamity prevails. Both of our children really enjoyed it.
Erin @ Nourishing My Scholar says
November 24, 2015 at 9:42 amThank you! I am currently looking for great Christmas books. This is very helpful.