Ten Christmas Wishes

Count the wishing stars as Little Mouse and his friends wish for sparkling snow, a giant Christmas tree, and lots and lots of presents.

Susan has always been the one to play Cupid, quietly orchestrating the perfect matches for others. This Christmas, she whispers a wish in front of the Christmas tree, hoping for – a chance at true love. Little does she know, her wish sets in motion a heartwarming holiday story Her friends, eager to repay Susan's countless acts of kindness, hatch a plan. Their target: Hunter Lane. There's just one problem – Susan avoids Hunter for reasons she'd rather not disclose. Hunter, knows there's something special about Susan. With the help of their friends, he discovers two startling truths: their lives are intertwined by a shared past, and he envisions Susan in his future. When circumstances force Susan to accept Hunter's help, they both realize that fulfilling a Christmas wish is just the beginning. It takes courage, understanding, and a leap of faith to truly hold onto love. Get wrapped up in this sweet holiday romance, where wishes lead to heartwarming twists and a love story that will fill your heart with joy.

A nostalgic look at Christmas in the mid-twentieth century.

This is a collection of ten original Christmas stories, some of which have been published before. The author has also added a little essay, written on the occasion of the first Christmas celebrated by the King of Italy in Rome. Titles featured include 'Daily Bread', 'Love is the Whole', and 'The Survivor's Story'.

A classic Signet Regency Romance Christmas-themed collection FIVE MASTER STORYTELLERS RING IN THE SEASON WITH WARMTH, CHEER, AND LOVE… REGENCY CHRISTMAS WISHES Sandra Heath’s “Merry Magpie”—a bird as noisy as he is nosy—has a bad habit of screeching secrets, turning his masters against each other. But Yuletide has a way of warming hearts, even those of the feathered persuasion. The memory of one kiss from an elfin girl is enough to warm an Irish sailor for many chilly nights. Home for the holidays, he’ll do whatever it takes to get his love—now prim and staid—under the mistletoe, in Emma Jensen’s “Following Yonder Star.” A confirmed bachelor cannot forgive himself for a long-ago sin—that is, until his niece’s educator teaches him a thing or two about Christmas in Carla Kelly’s “Let Nothing You Dismay.” In Edith Layton’s “Best Wishes,” a pair of newlyweds discovers—during their first quarrel over holiday plans—that making up is indeed the best gift they can share. A down-at-the-heels benefactor finds that a single penny—his last—is worth more than riches when it brings him face-to-face with a breathtakingly beautiful Christmas angel in “The Lucky Coin” by Barbara Metzger. Don't miss these other Signet Regency Romance Intermix titles, available in digital format: A Homespun Regency Christmas Minor Indiscretions by Barbara Metzger And these, available digitally for the first time: Mally by Sandra Heath The Lady’s Companion by Carla Kelly

Unique gift book format features short inspirational quotes and Scriptures perfect for the holiday season.

Simply a day prior to Christmas and all we can imagine is St Nick Claus, bunches of presents, singing and hoarding on loads of plum cake. Christmas is tied in with spreading euphoria and giggling on the planet and helping each other to remember the affection that God has for humanity. It is that one day whenChristians praise the introduction of Jesus Christ, who is supposed to be the radiance of the world and was destined to be the hero of men. On Christmas Eve, individuals attempt to disregard hostilities they have against their neighbor and embrace love for all. Subsequently, starts the time of sharing, mindful and marvels. Individuals visit places of worship on this day and sing Christmas psalms and hymns. In the event that you're somebody who likes to sing probably the most established and popular English Carols and hymns, then, at that point, we have organized a rundown of melodies that will assist you with singing with your friends and family. Merry Christmas !