Christmas Reading

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  RyJa Posts: 900

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  16/11/14 - 19:22 #2

  I've just read Maybe This Christmas- which Id described as 'a light fuzzy festive read' - I enjoyed it!

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  Fibromite59 Posts: 22,518

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  28/11/14 - 00:27 #3

  You should read The Christmas Mystery by Jostein Gaarder. The ideal thing to do is to start it on December 1st and read a bit of it every day up to Christmas as it has each day dated. I have to admit that when both my son and myself read it, that we couldn't wait until the next day to read it and just went on and on reading it.
  
  It's quite an odd book, but well worth reading especially at Christmas.

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  28/11/14 - 09:40 #4

  That sounds interesting. I'm off to find it now but like you I think I will struggle with only reading a bit a day.

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  Fibromite59 Posts: 22,518

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  28/11/14 - 10:18 #5

  Glad to be of help and I hope you can find it and enjoy it. Of course apart from that you could always read Dickens A Christmas Carol if you haven't already done so. It has to really be the unltimate in Christmas stories.

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  the_lostprophet Posts: 4,173

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  04/12/14 - 19:10 #6

  Fibromite59 wrote: »

  Of course apart from that you could always read Dickens A Christmas Carol if you haven't already done so. It has to really be the unltimate in Christmas stories.

  
  Yes and/or his other Christmas stories. In 'Dickens at Christmas' that I'm currently reading there are four others as well as even shorter stories and Christmassy essays/thoughts.

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