Staff Picks: Holiday Books
Do you need help picking a book to read during the holidays? We have some suggestions.
Click on the list below to view our suggestions in our catalog.
“A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens
“It’s the only Dickens story I like. My son and I read it together every Christmas Eve.” – Clara Gerner, adult/teen services librarian, Cold Spring Branch |
“Visions of Sugar Plums” by Janet Evanovich
“A great, quick read for the holidays.” – Amy Carroll, adult/teen services programmer, Cold Spring Branch |
“Silver Packages” by Cynthia Rylant
“Christmas isn’t always about getting what you want. A heartwarming read for all ages.” – Tammy Clines, information services, Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch |
“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” by Dr. Seuss
“I love the story, and the children have such a fun time listening to it. It’s a Christmas classic.” – Brittany Parr, children’s services programmer, Cold Spring Branch |
“The Christmas Cat” by Efner Tudor Holmes
“Festive in Death” by J.D. Robb
“Lieutenant Eve Dallas tries to solve a brutal murder before Christmas.” |
“A Redbird Christmas” by Fannie Flagg
“I love anything by Fannie Flagg, but this books is so sweet. Loved it!” |
“The Snowman” by Raymond Briggs
“A wordless picture book that tells its story entirely with beautiful illustrations. It’s sure to warm the heart on a cold winter’s day!” – Sarah Geisler, collection services librarian |
“The Biggest Smallest Christmas Present”
by Harriet Muncaster
“Hogfather” by Terry Pratchett
“When an assassin kidnaps Father Christmas (or Hogfather), only the Grim Reaper can save him.” – Michael Gregory, collection services coordinator |
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