Christmas Stories: 7 Original Short Stories (Christmas Original Short Stories)

This book had several short stories about Christmas . Some better or more enjoyable, but I read all, and had a warm feeling come over me and it took me back to my youth, we always had a tree, which Mom and I decorated.I say, relax, maybe a hot rum toddy or hot chocolate sit back and hopefully enjoy.

Christmas is hands down my favorite holiday! It’s my favorite time of year and I’m one of those people who would celebrate it all year long if I could! I was really excited to get this book because I love to hear stories about how people’s lives change, especially around this time of the year. Life isn’t fair, it’s messy and trying and can be very difficult for some to get through each day. There’s something about Christmas time that’s magical; it gives everyone a little bit more hope, joy and the sense that anything is possible. Kevin’s short stories hit each of these points and I can’t wait to read this again – perfect for our road trip to see family in a few weeks!

Hardly a work of a literary genius, the author gives us little vignettes of Christmas scenarios that are nice and easy to read.If you want to put a little thought provoking literature in your holiday season, you might find this book a pleasant surprise..Happy holidays to all

This is a mix of memorable and forgettable stories. When one is good it is excellent. When one is bad it is either confusing or sappy.

This little collection of stories will help you keep in mind the real reason for the season. Love, hope and redemption are all Central themes in these stories, if you have a smidgen of Christmas spirit in you, I know that you will enjoy them.

Some of the stories were better than others. I really was hoping this would be a keeper. I read & reread Christmas books for about 6 weeks this time of the year. Just not quite what I was hoping, but very reasonably priced. The one about the angel was so all over the place. And the tree one jumped all around too. I would not recommend this book. Too many other better ones out there.

Kevin Moore looks at Christmas from seven different viewpoints . The characters struggle to learn to love in a new way and in the process discover the meaning of Christmas.

I bought this book to read during this terrible time of the virus just to bring a little more Christmas joy into my heart. Oh my. The writing is awful, the stories left me feeling a little confused with no joy to speak of, and for any Christians out there, the story about the angels is highly offensive and in no way scriptural, and not the least bit entertaining, even in a fictional way. Unfortunately I wouldn't even be comfortable giving it to someone else to read, so it went in the trash. Maybe non-believers will enjoy this book, but for true Christians, not so much.