Books with title Holy Night

"What that shepherd saw, we might also see, for the angels fly down from heaven every Christmas Eve, if we could only see them." —from The Holy Night Here is a colorfully illustrated edition of Selma Lagerlöf’s classic Christmas tale. One cold winter night a cruel, hard-hearted shepherd is amazed by the strange events. When a man comes to look for firewood to warm his wife and newborn baby, the dogs don’t bite him, the sheep don’t run away, and the fire doesn’t scorch him. Following the man back to his cold grotto, the shepherd discovers the true spirit of Christmas. (Ages 5-8)

Oh, Holy Night begins with the Annunciation and ends with Epiphany. This book will help the child learn that Christmas encompasses more than the night of Christs birth and that Jesus was born as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah. Key figures are introduced-Angel of the Lord, Mary, Shepherds-to teach that Gods plan for mankind includes all people and that the message of the Gospel is spread through our witness. The engaging die-cut pages encourage children to participate in the learning process as the illustrations and text build the Christmas story.

The origin story of a beloved Yuletide hymnComplete with the song lyrics, this lushly illustrated and beautifully told story explains how the popular Christmas carol “Silent Night, Holy Night” was written and put to music. An embodiment of peace, love, and the spirit of Christmas itself, this picture book is the perfect resource for anyone who has wondered where this heartwarming song originated.

In the captivating and enchanting sequel in the Midnight Hour trilogy that The Daily Mail called "A gripping and genuinely menacing narrative," heroine Emily must battle the greatest evil that has threatened The Midnight Hour. Can she keep its magic from leaking into the real world?They must have come from under beds, out of mirrors, up from caves, and down from attics, all out of the darkness and into the moonlight. They were the Night Folk, and this was their world.Now that Emily knows that her blood ties her to The Midnight Hour, she feels more connected to this frozen pocket of time than ever. But not only does she have to come to terms with her new identity as a Pooka, her parents also had to go and have another baby. And how weird is that? Life is feeling frustrating from all angles...But when Emily begins to encounter strange happenings within The Midnight Hour, her worst fears are confirmed: there is a hole in the Hour and it is leaking magic. Whoever is going through it is making the tear worse and worse, posing a threat to the survival of the whole world. With Emily's parents distracted with the new baby, it's up to Emily to find the hole and help fix it.Beloved, familiar characters, and new ones alike must pool their skills together to fight the clock and close the hole. But what if the creatures of The Midnight Hour don't want the hole to be closed? The evil Nocturne's plan begins to unfold as she manipulates people into a campaign to "Reclaim the Night."Through Emily's infamous big mouth, missteps, and misadventures, she'll have to work on gradually improving herself as a person, Pooka, and friend in order to earn the trust she needs from people to save both worlds.

The night of Jesus' birth is retold, reminding children to keep Christ at the center of the Christmas celebration. First published in 1964, Arch Books captivate children with colorful pictures and creative poems. Each book presents a complete Bible story in a fun-to-read way that children ages 5-9 will understand and remember. Known for their biblical and historical accuracy, Arch Books are accessible, engaging, affordable, and collectible-perfect for assisting teachers and parents as they teach children the Bible and how God works in all aspects of life.

""Silent Night,"" written on Christmas Eve in a small town in Austria nearly two centuries ago, is one of the world's most beloved Christmas carols. Maja Dusikova captures the song's simplicity and grace in warm, reverent pictures that illustrate the joy and wonder experienced around the world at the birth of the Christ Child. The result is a picture book Nativity that echoes the universal appeal of ""Silent Night.""