It is so easy to get caught up in all the rush of the Christmas season, that we fail to spend time enjoying the season with our children and reminding them of what it is really about.
With these 25 days of Christmas books, you can spend time daily with your children AND remind them that it is all about the birth of Jesus. For more Christmas themed activities like Christmas Bible Trivia Questions for Kids, click here.
I’ve always enjoyed reading books with my kids, and Christmas was an extra special time of year to break out the Christmas stories and books we had collected over the years.
We would pick a book each night in the month of December and read to countdown the days until Christmas. It was like an advent book calendar that we did together!
I’ve kept a list of all of my very favorite Christmas books for kids and want to share it with you here today. These books make great gifts, whether for your own children or to help build a Christmas collection for a special child in your life.

This is a list that will serve to remind your children that Christmas isn’t just about getting gifts, but about GIVING — and the greatest gift ever given.
Why not start a tradition of choosing 25 Christmas books in (or before) November, and wrapping them individually?
Let your children take turns opening one each morning starting on December 1st, and ending on Christmas day with the reading of the Christmas story from the Bible.
It can be like a book advent calendar filled with children’s Christmas books!
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Not only is this a great way to create special memories, but it’s also a great way to slow down and enjoy time together while focusing on God’s gift to us.

I know your family will love these 25 Days of Christmas books!
1.A CHRISTMAS GOODNIGHT – by Nola Buck

2. ASLEEP IN THE STABLE – Will Hillenbrand

3. THE LEGEND OF THE CANDY CANE – Lori Walburg

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4. THE STORY OF THE THREE WISE KINGS – Tomie dePaola

5. LITTLE OWL AND THE STAR: A CHRISTMAS STORY – by Mary Murphy

6. GOD GAVE US CHRISTMAS – Lisa Bergren

7. A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS – Charles M. Schulz

8. HUMPHREY’S FIRST CHRISTMAS – Carol Heyer
9. THE CRIPPLED LAMB – Max Lucado
10. ROOM FOR A LITTLE ONE: A CHRISTMAS TALE – Martin Waddell
11. JACOB’S GIFT – Max Lucado
12. ITSY BITSY CHRISTMAS: YOU’RE NEVER TOO LITTLE FOR HIS LOVE – Max Lucado
13. MARMEE’S SURPRISE, A LITTLE WOMAN STORY – Monica Kulling

14. THE CHRISTMAS STORY – Patricia Pingry

15. CHRISTMAS IN A MANGER – Nola Buck

16. THE LITTLE SHEPHERD’S CHRISTMAS – Carol Heyer

17. CHRISTMAS IN THE BIG WOODS – Laura Ingalls Wilder

18. TINY BABY JESUS – Dandi Daley Mackall

19. WHO IS COMING TO OUR HOUSE? – Joseph Slate
20. THE CHRISTMAS MIRACLE OF JOHATHAN TOOMEY – Susan Wojciechowski

21. THE GIFT OF THE MAGI – by O. Henry

22. LISTEN TO THE SILENT NIGHT – Dandi Mackall

23. ONE WINTRY NIGHT –Ruth Graham Bell

24. THE ANIMALS’ CHRISTMAS EVE – by Gail Wiersum

25. THE BIRTH OF CHRIST – Luke 2

And if this list isn’t enough, I also have a few other lists I’d love to share with you! If you have a baby or toddler in your life, this list of 16 books is just right for your little ones. Or, are your kids more hands-on? This list of 18 Christmas activity books would be perfect for them
Be sure to grab the free printable Christmas Book Advent calendar with the books & titles included!
25 Days of Christmas Stories to Point Their Hearts to Jesus 🎁Daily Book Recommendations for kids this Christmas° Nurture a heart of gratitude and wonder all December long.° Make Christ the center of your family’s Christmas countdown.° Trade holiday chaos for calm, faith-filled connection. ° Create treasured moments that draw your kids closer to God.




















