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I do read holiday themed books. One of my favorites is "Nutcracker Sweet" by Nancy Warren.
ReplyDeleteYes I do as long as it has a good story & characters. My fav is Grace Burrowes Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish
ReplyDeleteI love Polar Express...it was my first holiday theme book as a child.
ReplyDeleteI don't mind as long as it's a good story. :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my fav's I read this year is Christmas on 4th Street by Susan Mallery..
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! It is one of the few that I follow because I enjoy your reviews and it gives me books to add to my TBR list.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite holiday story is The Christmas Story. Both the stories by Jean Shepherd and the Movie...the movie plays all day on Christmas day here!
I love Christmas books! His Mistress by Christmas, by Victoria Alexander is a good one. I recently read Sleigh Bells in the Snow by Sarah Morgan & that was really good, too!
ReplyDeleteI do love holiday themed books. One of my favorites is North of Need by Laura Kaye.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the giveaway! Fingers crossed. :-)
I like holiday themed books.
ReplyDeleteI do like to read holiday themed books. I loved Brenda Novak's Take Me Home for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI like to read the Amish Christmas books. The Christmas Quilt was quite good.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like holiday themed books. I've read a lot through the years. I don't know that I really have a fave but I recently read one I thoroughly enjoyed by Moriah Densley.
ReplyDeleteYes - I particularly like Regency anthologies - with so much to do around the holidays those shorter reads fit right in.
ReplyDeleteThemed books are always a favorite. This years offerings in both romance and chick lit are pretty amazing!
ReplyDeleteYes, I like holiday themed books. I have a stash of Christmas-themed books that I bring out each December.
ReplyDeleteI do. I even like reading some other times of the year -- as long as they are good books. Most recently I've read Grace Burrowes' Lady Jenny's Christmas Portrait and Deborah Cooke's All or Nothing. Both great books!
ReplyDeleteI generally do not read holiday stuff but I have a feeling this year might be different.
ReplyDeleteI like Gabriel's Angel by Nora Roberts!
ReplyDeleteI also like holiday themed books :) Definitely puts me in the Christmas Spirit. The last one I read was The First Love Cookie Club by Lori Wilde. So sweet :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI read them if there are part of a series like Christmas In Lucky Harbor otherwise I don't just pick them up.
ReplyDeleteI love holiday themed books, especially ones that are part of a series, such as Stephani Hecht's "A Christmas for Ava" or Pamela Clare's "Upon A Winter's Night".
ReplyDeleteI haven't read many, but I really liked the one I read! It was A Vampire for Christmas by Felicity Heaton (It's one of her freebies...I LOVED it!)
ReplyDeleteI love holiday themed books. I've already read so many but a couple of my favorites from this year so far have been A Copper Mountain Christmas by Jane Porter and Home for Christmas by Melissa McClone
ReplyDeleteI love holiday books! Right now my faxorite is Jennifer Ashley's A MacKenzie Family Christmas. I haven't read any new ones this year yet ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love holiday themed books too. I've read quite a number, but I can't recall any strong favorites.
ReplyDeleteI love them. My fav right now is The MacKenzie Family Christmas: the Perfect Gift by Jennifer Ashley.
ReplyDeleteI do like holiday themed books but I have no favorite. I read them enjoy and look forward to more.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love holiday books! One of my favorites is A Wallflower Christmas by Lisa Kleypas!
ReplyDeleteI also really enjoyed The Christmas Cookie Collection (which is a set of novellas set in Twilight, Texas) by Lori Wilde.
Yes. A Season in the Highlands is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteYes, I enjoy holiday themed books. There are quite a few I've enjoyed, but a favorite is Eloisa James' An Affair Before Christmas.
ReplyDeleteNot particularly, I just enjoy a good story, don't have to be holiday themed.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first year I have been interested in reading holiday themed books. "Christmas Wishes" by Patricia Kiyono is one I enjoyed. I also enjoyed "The Christmas Cottage" by Samantha Chase and "Silver Bells" by Sadie Hart. Thanks for the chance to enter this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteToo many favorites to name, but they do get me into the spirit.
ReplyDeleteI love to read holiday books. I loved Sabrina Jeffries 'Twas the Night After Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI don't read holiday books, I get books but have no idea when I'll read them.
ReplyDeleteI love holiday themed books. I love anything to do with Xmas. Loved Sabrina Jeffries Twas the Night After Christmas. I also loved Jeaniene Frosts/Lynsay Sands A Bite Before Christmas. I also love the Harry Potter books. Halfway though they have a huge section about Christmas
ReplyDeleteI enjoy holiday-themed books. A couple of favorites are Basso's The Christmas Countess and Frost's/Sands' A Bite Before Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love reading Christmas stories and have an entire shelf in my bookcase of them so I can re-read them every year. I love historical Christmas stories the best because you can be guaranteed to have a happily every after (sometimes with some misunderstanding and making up to do which just makes them even better to re-read again, just one more time because just know in the end that by Christmas Eve there will that happily ever after moment!).
ReplyDeleteI love them!
ReplyDeleteSome of my favorites are any of Lisa Kleypas.
Thanks for the chance to win!
I love Christmas stories and novellas. Thanks for such a nice giveaway
ReplyDeleteOf course I do. My all time favorite is A Christmas Carol. This year's favorites are Grace Burrowes' Lady Jenny's Christmas Portrait and Deborah Cooke's All or Nothing.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
yes i like Holiday themed books
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I do but I haven't read many of them.
ReplyDeleteFingere cross that I win!,,lol
ReplyDeleteLove Holiday-themed books/novellas, they really get me into the spirit of the season. Among my favorites this year are Katie Lane's "Hunk for the Holidays", Susan Mallery's "Christmas on 4th Street" and Sarah Morgan's "Sleigh Bells in the Snow".
ReplyDeleteLove reading Christmas holiday books. I recommend Jill Shalvis' Lucky Harbor novellas "Small Town Christmas", "Under the Mistletoe" and "A Christmas to Remember".
ReplyDeleteI love reading holiday themed stories!
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