Reading a ghost story on Christmas Eve was once as much a part of traditional Christmas celebrations as turkey, eggnog, and Santa Claus. Behind the run-down bookstore is a private room for favoured customers, a strange little annex with a stranger atmosphere. The young man feels a wistful presence
No Room: A Read-Aloud Story of Christmas
โ Scribed by Peter H. Riddle
- Book ID
- 110815209
- Publisher
- CCB Publishing
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 1 MB
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781771430067
- ASIN
- B008X7QJRA
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Christmas is a time for celebration, for families, and especially for the giving of gifts, and there can be no greater gift than to share one's home. Kindness brings its own rewards, and sometimes more, as the family in No Room discovers when a stray cat appears on their doorstep one snowy Christmas Eve. The oldest boy wants to take the cat in, but there is a problem. "We haven't got room," Father said, "for another. We already have seven pets, and your brother." Just before bedtime, the children gather around to hear their father read the beloved Christmas legend about Mary and Joseph being turned away from a crowded inn on the eve of Jesus' birth. What happens next can only be described as a miracle. With its rhythmic poetry and evocative illustrations, No Room brings a message of compassion and hope for all ages, and can be a wonderful once-a-year read-aloud tradition for the entire family.
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