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5 Christmas Books without Santa Claus

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My husband and I have always shared stories of Santa Claus with our kids but we have some friends who haven't.  Finding Christmas books where Santa isn't the featured character can be quite a challenge as so many children's Christmas books feature Santa as a central character.

If you are looking for a children's Christmas book sans Santa, here are a few books worth checking out.

The Snow Angel
Two little mice are playing in the snow one Christmas morning when they see an angel. Soaring through the sky, with sunshine gleaming on its wings, it is magical. But as they watch, the angel flutters and tumbles to the ground. Is there anything the mice can do to save the lost and lonely angel before it is too late?

The Mitten
The bestselling modern classic, in an oversized board book edition perfect for sharing.
When Nicki drops his white mitten in the snow, he goes on without realizing that it is missing.

One by one, woodland animals find it and crawl in; first, a curious mole, then a rabbit, a badger and others, each one larger than the last.



Holly and Ivy
a little orphan girl named Ivy wishes for a doll to hold and a family to love her at Christmas, and of a Christmas doll named Holly who wishes for a child to own her,



Who Built the Stable?
Who built the stable where Jesus lay? Multiple Coretta Scott King Award-winner Ashley Bryan has a very good idea in this beautiful and moving new layer to the nativity story.



And for the little ones, be sure to check out My Christmas ABC's from Tommy Nelson Books.









Celebrate Christmas from A to Z with this glitter-tastic alphabet book! My Christmas ABCs highlights favorite parts of the holiday season, from the angel at the tippy-top of the tree to the ZZZs you'll need after a blessed Christmas Day! Features glitter on every spread.

We received this book from Tommy Nelson Books as we are Booklook Bloggers.

Your family will love the festive charm of this darling holiday board book. This is the perfect way to celebrate the fun parts of Christmastime while helping your toddlers and preschoolers master their ABCs. With glitter on every page, this eye-catching book will make your little ones ooh and ahh as they enjoy the blessings of the season:

C is for crunchy candy canes with stripes of red and white.


J is for Jesus, God's Son who was born on Christmas Day.

L is for the lights that give home a twinkly glow.

T is for the Christmas tree that stands so tall and green.

Curl up by the Christmas tree as you and your little ones spell out what makes the season so very merry in My Christmas ABCs.

There are no references to Santa Claus in any of these books.



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What are some of your favorite holiday books for kids

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