December Reading Advent

 Greetings, darling readers!

We've come up on the last reading advent of the year! Isn't that crazy? This year has flown by!

I'm sure you could have predicted this, but this last advent's theme is going to be Christmas novels and books with winter vibes! Christmas is right around the corner, and I can't wait for the cozy feels and family time!

I hope these recommendations bring you the joy you deserve this holiday season!

(Note: Not all of these recommendations are completely clean. Read at your own discretion, but I try not to recommend too many books with bad content. Happy reading!)

  1. Catching Christmas-Terri Blackstock
  2. Christmas at Carnton-Tamera Alexander
  3. A Mrs. Miracle Christmas-Debbie Macomber
  4. Hercule Poirot's Christmas-Agatha Christie
  5. A Christmas Carol-Charles Dickens
  6. On the Way to Christmas-Sheila Roberts
  7. Christmas Bells-Jennifer Chiaverini
  8. White Christmas Wedding-Celeste Winters
  9. Christmas at Sugar Plum Manor-Roseanna M. White
  10. The Christmas Catch-Toni Shiloh
  11. Waiting for Christmas-Lynn Austin
  12. The Christmas Tree Farm-Melody Carlson
  13. The Paper Bag Christmas-Kevin Alan Milne
  14. The Shoe Box-Francine Rivers
  15. The Noel Diary-Richard Paul Evans
  16. Meddling With Mistletoe-Liz Johnson
  17. All Is Calm-Colleen Coble
  18. The Wish Book Christmas-Lynn Austin
  19. All Is Bright-Colleen Coble
  20. A Royal Christmas-Melody Carlson
  21. The Mistletoe Inn-Richard Paul Evans
  22. A Quilt for Christmas-Melody Carlson
  23. Tessa and Weston: The Best Christmas Ever-Abbie Emmons
  24. Mint to Be-Katie Cicatelli-Kuc
  25. Talk Santa to Me-Linda Urban
  26. A Soul As Cold As Frost-Jennifer Kropf
  27. Clementine for Christmas-Daphne Benedis-Grab
  28. The 12 Dares of Christa-Marissa Burt
  29. A Shiloh Christmas-Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
  30. The Last Holiday Concert-Andrew Clements
  31. Let It Glow-Marissa Meyer/Joanne Levy

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