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About the Book
Do you wonder if the commercialization or hectic pace of the Christmas
season is making it harder each year to celebrate what really matters?
Do you wonder if the real message of Christmas is getting lost in the
shuffle between parties, gift exchanges, and pageants?
Seeking Christmas is a series of family devotions and guided,
hands-on activities that give your family meaningful traditions, rich
experiences, and treasured memories.
More than just another Christmas devotion, Seeking Christmas is an
experience. One that will grow with your family, that you will treasure
for generations to come.
Seek the true meaning of Christmas, find the gift that is waiting to be unwrapped by you.
My Review
This is a wonderful book for Christmas time. I was very surprised at how interactive this book is for families. At the start of the book it says: How to Use Seeking Christmas, so clearly it is meant to be interactive. To get the full experience the author has made fun additions to the book including the Seeking Christmas Journal and Ornaments. At the end of each chapter is a section where you can make it more personal and realistic, it's also broken down by the age of children. The ages are split up as follows: 9 and under, 10-14, and 15 and older. This way each child gets a better perspective based upon their age. The book is separated into seven days, each day you do something different, leading up to Christmas day. She also gives you additional Bible verses to read that go along with the topic. My favorite parts of this book are the fun history facts about things such as candy canes and why we have trees in our homes with lights on them. We have so many traditions but why and when did they come about? I also think this book helps families understand that the holidays can have more meaning. It does not have to be a holiday focused on self.
I highly recommend to families with children of any age.
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"I received this book from the publisher through BookCrash for free in exchange for an honest review."
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