Christmas Books for Children
These children’s Christmas books are filled with warmth, imagination, and the kind of stories that remind us what matters most.
There’s something about Christmas that feels different to a child. It’s not always the big moments that matter most.
Sometimes it’s the little things—the ones that don’t quite make sense at first but somehow stay with you.
That’s what I’ve always loved about Christmas stories.
Asher’s Christmas Adventure
In Asher’s Christmas Adventure, Asher is already part of the family—but on Christmas Eve, he gets left behind by mistake.
What follows is his own little Christmas adventure as he tries to find his way back to the people he loves.
It’s a story about loyalty, family, and the way love always pulls us home.
Asher’s Christmas Wish
Asher’s Christmas Wish is a Christmas story about a lost puppy who wants what every child understands—a place to belong.
Found by Santa and cared for at the North Pole, Asher is loved by the kind elves Magnolia and Ruby until the day comes for him to find his family.
This book received a Kirkus Reviews “Get It” accolade and is a story about hope, love, and being chosen.
A Christmas for Belle
In A Christmas for Belle, a curious little dog is just trying to understand what’s going on around her.
On a walk through the neighborhood, Belle begins to notice things that don’t quite feel right—silent men in red suits standing in yards, snow creatures that don’t move, and a world that suddenly feels a little different than it did the day before.
When she later meets a jolly, talking version of that same man in red, Belle isn’t so sure she trusts any of it. On Christmas morning, she’s certain she understands what the day is all about. But as the moments unfold, she begins to realize there might be more to it than she first thought.
A Note from Me
I’ve always believed that the best children’s stories don’t need to explain everything. They leave a little room—for wondering, for feeling, for a child to find something of their own inside the story. Christmas has a way of doing that too.