Looking for some books to get you through the holiday season? No, I’m not talking about being organized and productive or figuring out what to do with your mother-in-law visiting. But if you are looking for a holiday escape or some great gifts for your friends or family members who love to read, check out my mystery/suspense books. They’ll love discovering the cozy suspense, friendly (and furry) faces and page-turning intrigue.
And my Classic Dickens Advent books are great for those looking to spend time with their family reading around the fireplace on cold winter nights. Snuggle up and read A Christmas Carol and The Life of Our Lord, broken into 24 readings, from December 1 to 24.
Here is a small selection of deals you might be interested in. My full catalog is available here or through my shop.
Santa Shortbread, An Auntie Clem’s Bakery Mystery
The ebook version of Santa Shortbread has been reduced to just $2.99 for the holiday season:
Santa Shortbread
Will the Grinch steal Christmas?
Somebody is stealing Christmas gifts from the Bald Eagle Falls children. At the rate that presents are disappearing, there soon won’t be a gift left in Whoville. Err, Bald Eagle Falls.
Gluten-free baker Erin Price and her friends are on the case to try to unmask the Grinch and bring him to justice, and toys to the children. But time is not on their side. Soon it will be Christmas Eve—will the winner be the Grinch or Santa?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If a clean and intriguing mystery with well-drawn diverse characters appeals to you, this book would be a great investment of your time and money. I shall eagerly await my next visit to Bald Eagle Falls to find out what the author has in store for these delightful characters.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️If you like cozies, this is a series for you. We have a bakery, a dog, a cat and a bunny. What more do you need?
Like baking mysteries? Cats, dogs, and other pets? Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling Author P.D. Workman brings readers back to small town Bald Eagle Falls for another culinary cozy mystery to be solved by gluten-free baker Erin Price and her friends.
Have your gluten-free cake and eat it too. Sink your teeth into this sweet treat now!
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Make it a bundle:
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How about a Christmas book bundle?
Check out this great little Christmas bundle! You will get seven separate ebook downloads, which helps you keep your electronic library organized the way you like it.
Classic Christmas Books — a personal indulgence or with your family
The best stories are the ones you can’t get enough of. Dickens Advent Reader is a beautiful way to experience the joys and wonders of Christmas with your family.
Experience the magic of your favorite Dickens this Christmas. 24 readings from two classics that are perfect for family reading! Order today and get them in time for Christmas.
Read two of the greatest Christmas stories ever told with your family. This duology includes twenty-four readings from each of Dickens’ popular A Christmas Carol and The Life of Our Lord.
Dickens’ tale that defined Christmas and his last published book, read to his kids for Christmas every year, have each been divided into twenty-four readings for you to read from December 1 to 24.
Experience the master storyteller’s magic all over again this Christmas season with this fantastic deal!
This Workman Family Classics Edition features:
• Background/Introduction
• Biography
• Footnotes
• A scriptural passage and discussion question after each day’s reading
• Extension activities
Want ideas for fitting in reading and sharing books with your children?
If you’re looking for ways to incorporate reading and sharing books with your children, here are a few ideas.
1. Read together as a family
Make reading a family activity by taking turns reading aloud. You can even have different people read different parts of the same book. This is a great way to spend quality time together and introduce your children to new authors and genres.
2. Set aside time for reading
Set aside some time each day for reading, whether it’s before bedtime or after dinner. Let your kids choose what they want to read, and make sure they have access to a variety of books, including picture books, comics, chapter books, and nonfiction titles.
3. Take turns reading to each other
Take turns reading to each other, or have someone read aloud while the others follow along in their own books. This is a great way to bond with your children and help them develop their reading skills.
4. Visit the library together
Make regular trips to the library together so your children can explore the vast array of books available. Encourage them to try new genres and authors, and help them find books that are at their level.
