Books with title Grandma's Christmas Wish

There's a magic of which only grandmothers know, when fresh snowflakes dance with a Christmastime glow. This sweet, lyrical story highlights all the warm wishes a grandma shares with her young grandchild leading up to Christmas. Told through adorable woodland creatures amidst a wintery forest landscape, little ones will love cozying up with grandma when reading this tender little holiday treasure. The soft illustrations and festive scenes delicately capture the heartwarming spirit of Christmas and help build excitement for the big day when Christmas finally arrives! Young readers will enjoy following along to the rhyming text and seeing the fun-loving animals displayed on every page. Celebrate the magic of Christmas by adding this delightful read to your holiday collection! Holiday companion book to Grandma Wishes The perfect addition to your littles Christmas library collection 10 sturdy board pages are just right for even the littlest readers Soft rhyming text easy to read aloud and keep little ones engaged A keepsake for generations Collect all the books in the Love You Always series from Cottage Door Press

The warmth of the Christmas season is condensed into this single collection that will rekindle your Christmas memories. Who doesn't remember Christmas at Grandma's? The living room aglow with family and friends, the kitchen like a factory of sweet aromas, the relatives everywhere! Donald Davis captures the spirit of Christmas as seen through the eyes of a child in these stories: "Christmas in Sulpher Springs", "The Children's Christmas Party", "The Year My Brother Almost Died", and "The Red Scooters."

FREE Download on Kindle Unlimited!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…

Christmas is tough when your parents are divorced, but Corey has a plan to bring everyone the merriest Christmas ever With the County Animal Rescue League preparing for its annual Christmas party, the Pony Tails are busy shopping for Christmas presents for all of the animals. But Corey is distracted. It’s the first Christmas since her parents got divorced, and the only present she wants this year is for them to get back together. To make matters worse, Corey’s mom has been spending a lot of time with Mr. Lee. Corey worries that Mr. Lee will propose, and then there will be no hope of her family reuniting. It may take a Christmas miracle for Corey to be happy this holiday season.

A Christmas adventure that will delight kids and adults alike. Grandma is getting ready for Christmas. She loves decorating her house, spending time with her grandson Lucas and seeing her little bear, Holly Holiday, sitting in her chair by the fireplace. One Christmas, Grandma couldn't find her little bear but she was sure that with patience, faith and love that Holly Holiday would soon be home. What she didn't know is that Lucas had found Holly Holiday in Grandma's attic and spent some time playing with her before putting her into his book bag for a nap when his grandma called him downstairs for some warm cookies and milk. This is the story of the adventure Lucas and Holly Holiday share and Grandma's faith that in the end all would be well. Lucas and his friends are unaware during the little bear's adventures that they had anything to do with her disappearance.

Sam Edwards isn't looking forward to Christmas, at least not this year. Since losing his job six months before, he hasn't had any luck in finding a new one. He isn't sure how he can give his family a merry Christmas, and the last thing he wants is charity from his neighbors. But when he falls asleep in his living room with his shotgun across his lap just to make sure no one attempts to visit him he wakes up to find out who left the presents, the freshly fallen snow reveals no footprints. Years later, Sam's wife has passed away and his children are grown. Old and sick, Sam remembers the kindness of the anonymous stranger from long ago and wishes for an opportunity to bless another's life. So on Christmas Eve, when he sees his neighbor's house on fire, he hopes that he can be the means for another anonymous miracle. Sam's Christmas Wish is a story of love, service, and sacrifice. It is one man's realization that Christmas is not just an event, but a spirit that can transform the lives of many.

Bubble and his little brother, Squeak, are excited to go to Grandma's for Christmas, but Squeak is worried that Santa won't be able to find them. "How will Santa know we're at Grandma's?" Squeak cries. "That's easy!" says Bubble. "We'll tell him!" With Mommy and Daddy's help, they come up with clever ways to let Santa know where they are. But when they finally get to Grandma's house, Bubble sees that there's no chimney. "How will Santa get in?" the brothers wail. It's up to Grandma to save the day-and Christmas!