Best of
Christmas

1953

Little Lost Angel


Janet Field Heath - 1953
    After falling asleep, which prevents her from returning to Heaven, she begins a long stay on earth making people happy.

Let's Keep Christmas


Peter Marshall - 1953
    Marshall also celebrates the family customs that make the holiday so special. Wonderfully illustrated, this Christmas keepsake will be enjoyed by both children and adults. (Chosen/Revell)

My Christmas Book


F.W. Boreham - 1953
    "His name is on all our lips, his books are on all our shelves, and his illustrations are in all our sermons," said one British preacher.

The Christmas Donkey


Alta Halverson Seymour - 1953
    A donkey would be a great help carrying loads of wood and kindling, fruits and vegetables, and it could even pull a little cart to take them for a Sunday ride.But how could he get a donkey? They cost a good deal of money and it would take a long while, even working two jobs. Yet Christmas is four months away!Michel is short of money, but he has plenty of determination and is not afraid to work. Everyone will be delighted at how he manages to make this Christmas a special one for his grand'maman. Full love, full of French Christmas customs, this story makes a heartwarming read-aloud the whole year through. Illustrated by W.T. Mars