Christmas books
Three stories to read one chapter each evening until Christmas Eve. Two on land, through the Christmas markets of Europe, and one at sea, under the North Star.
Europe’s Christmas markets · paperback and eBook
Why Would You Need a Christmas Passport?
Mira receives a blue envelope and sets off through eleven Christmas cities of Northern Europe, from Reykjavík to Vilnius: the gingerbread town of Bergen, Tromsø’s lights in the polar night, Santa Claus in Rovaniemi. No plane tickets needed.
Romanian edition: eBook on this site
128 illustrated pages, 11 cities, 11 evenings of reading.
Central Europe’s Christmas markets · Volume II · paperback and eBook
How Many Ways Can You Feel Christmas?
Mira sets off again, from Kraków and Prague to Vienna, Budapest and Zagreb. In each of eleven cities, someone shares a Christmas tradition the way it was once shared with them: a recipe, a song, a handmade treasure.
Romanian edition: eBook on this site
128 illustrated pages, 11 cities, 11 evenings of reading. For readers ages 9 to 99.
A Christmas story at sea · paperback and eBook
Under the North Star on Christmas Night
On Christmas Eve, a little girl, her grandfather the old captain and a small dog set sail for a faraway island, with a ship full of presents and one star to show the way. One chapter each evening until Christmas.
Romanian edition: eBook on this site
Twelve chapters, twelve evenings of reading.
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“A lovely story, Under the Christmas star. Happy holidays!”
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Under the North Star on Christmas Night
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“I browsed the two books about the Christmas markets. I'd go to every one of them, they're presented so beautifully.”
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Christmas Passport and How Many Ways Can You Feel Christmas?
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