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Reading lists and reviews.

Carol’s Caravan of Christmas Creations (Christmas Books from the Basement) – Day 7

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Carol Early Cooney

Elsie Prim The pick of the day – Auntie Claus By Elise Primavera “The Kringle family lived high atop the luxurious Bing Cherry Hotel in New York City and they loved Christmas. They kept a Christmas tree up all year … Continue reading →

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Carol’s Caravan of Christmas Creations (Christmas Books from the Basement) – Day 6

Posted on December 6, 2013 by Carol Early Cooney

  The book selected randomly this morning is The Jolly Christmas Postman By Janet and Allan Ahlberg This book really appeals to me. The appeal is the same appeal that it would have for small children.  You know the book, … Continue reading →

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Carol’s Caravan of Christmas Creations (Christmas Books from the Basement) – Day 5

Posted on December 5, 2013 by Carol Early Cooney

~~Sound the trumpets ~ ~ today’s pick is The Twelve Days of Christmas Pictures by S.D. Schindler This book is exactly what you would think it is. It is the lyrics from that famous song with pictures. Where did the … Continue reading →

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Carol’s Caravan of Christmas Creations (Christmas Books from the Basement) – Day 4

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Carol Early Cooney

The book selected randomly this morning is (are you eager with anticipation?)  The Christmas Stores of George MacDonald Illustrated by Linda Hill Griffith Mmmmm.  The absolute truth is that I have never read this book. In looking at it, I … Continue reading →

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Carol’s Caravan of Christmas Creations (Christmas Books from the Basement) – Day 3

Posted on December 3, 2013 by Carol Early Cooney

The book selected randomly this morning is (trumpets and confetti rain down) Mickey’s Christmas Carol     As I warned at the beginning of this book adventure, I will not always stick to writing about the book. Today, I am … Continue reading →

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