Great read-aloud picture books you and your children will love. Every book review includes opportunities for discipleship with Bible verses already picked out for you to dig into and turn read-aloud time into discipleship time.
Amelia Bedelia starts her first day working for Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. But everything goes horribly wrong because Amelia Bedelia takes everything quite literally.
What does she do and how will Mr. and Mrs. Rogers respond?
Jonathan Toomey rarely smiled and never laughed but what the village didn’t know was a small secret made him that way. He lived his life as a lonesome woodcarver, some say the best in the whole valley. And that brought the widow McDowell and her son, Thomas to Mr. Toomey’s door.
Susan McDowell hires Mr. Toomey to make a nativity scene to replace the one she lost in her recent move. When Thomas wants to watch Jonathan work, he is allowed; but will he be scared away by the curmudgeon or will Thomas and his mother soften Jonathan Toomey’s hard heart?
“High in the mountains, where the clouds lie on the ground like great cotton balls, is the Christmas town of Noel.”
Alexander’s mom is sick so he must travel to the lighting of the flame alone hoping he is chosen by the Keeper of the Flame as the new person to light the torch, the person who gives “the truest gift of Christmas.”
But Alexander meets an old man in need of help outside the city gates, he risks getting shut out and missing the lighting of the torch.
Pam Muñoz Ryan takes us on a journey to a night in Bethlehem when it didn’t snow on Christmas Eve but the silent night when angels sang above. There Was No Snow on Christmas Eve is a sweet intro to the night Jesus was born.
A dad writes a letter to his children while they are away at their grandma’s house about their tree, named…
Amos McGee rises early every morning, swings his legs out of bed, and puts on a fresh-pressed uniform. Every day…