Books with title Grandma's Christmas Wish

Henry Watson’s young wife is killed in a tragic accident less than a month after their marriage, and Henry buries his heart with her. His parents pray Henry will find a new love. When his ailing father begs him to get married by Christmas, Henry can’t disappoint the old man, but he also can’t love another woman. He will settle on a marriage of convenience and send for a Mail Order Bride. Kitty Clarke’s husband and father of their twelve-year-old daughter Faith died two years ago at Christmas. When Kitty loses her factory job, she can’t support herself and Faith. She investigates a Mail Order Bride agency and hears that brides should be unencumbered by children. Kitty decides there is just one solution: claim Faith as her younger sister and not her daughter. After Kitty arrives in Montana, she falls in love with Henry and prays that someday, he’ll feel the same way toward her. As Christmas approaches, Kitty’s lie about her daughter is exposed. Now, there seems little hope of her ever gaining Henry’s affection or finding any kind of happy ending…

"Max's Christmas Wish" is a new Christmas Bedtime Story classic. Max has a special wish for all of his animal friends. The Nice Lady, his guardian, assures him that his wish will come true and she sends him off to bed with a kiss."Max's Christmas Wish" is a delightful bedtime story for children of all ages written in poetry format. Come along and enjoy the ride through the playful mind of Max.

The various " sisters, cousins, and aunts " composing the year by year increasing Elsie's relatives gather from the Oaks, the Laurels, the Pines, Woodburn, Fairview, and Roselands to spend their Christmas at Ion with the original Elsie, now a delightful old grandmother. They eat, drink, and are merry for a week, talk over the best way to spend $10,000 a year in charities, and finally have a little adventure with burglars.

All eight year old Anna Green had known of Christmas was that Santa didn't come to her house. That was until she met Emily. Anna talked to Emily every day at the Gift Shop window in the small town of Cedar Cove. Because of her friendship with Emily, Anna embarked on a journey of discovery with Grace Wellington the Gift Shop owner. With Mrs. Wellingtons help, Anna not only found her own conviction but helped to remind a small town of the true meaning of Christmas. Through all of Anna's trials, the smile never left Emily's face because, you see, Emily was only a porcelain doll.