I like reading Christmas stories during the holidays.
These two are not long reads, light and fun, just the kind I want right now.
Something easy to read and go on to next one.
Save my heavy reads for later in cold dark January!;-)
Dashing Through The Snow by Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol Higgins Clark.
Such a fun read so far. I began with this one. Click on the pic to read about it on Amazon.
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A Cedar Cove Christmas by Debbie Macomber. She writes the sweetest Christmas stories every year. I know it is a bit different then my reg reads ,no murder or mystery per say. Hey a lil fluff read is good now and then.
I read Carol Higgens Clark and love her books. I'll look into these, it's the time of year for a little light hearted, I agree!
ReplyDeleteThanks for telling us about the books. Always looking for a good read...though I don't have much reading time it seems these days.
ReplyDeleteI didn't receive any books for Christmas, but the boys did get me a Borders gift card...so now do I buy books to read or quilt books?? Decisions, decisions!
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