24 Christmas Books Countdown 2017
This has truly become a lasting tradition for Christmas in our family. We've been doing this Christmas book countdown since Michael was one and each year he has enjoyed it even more. Hopefully this year he'll be able to start reading some of these books himself with the help of Jon or myself.
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wrapping paper - I used one roll of wrapping paper from Walmart
a basket/box - I bought ours a few years ago from Michaels
You'll want to wrap 24 different Christmas books. On December 1st through December 24th, your child will select one wrapped book and unwrap it. That will be the book for that night. As I said earlier, we've been doing this for many years and therefore the books have greatly changed through the years. I noticed while I was wrapping the books that I actually had picked out 25 books instead of 24. We actually have enough books to be able to do two different countdowns if we should ever be blessed with another child. To see what books we've used in the past, I've put the links to the posts below.
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2016
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2015
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2014
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2013
Have you been doing this countdown the past few years? What books have you or would you put in yours? Be sure to follow me on Instagram (@wvugigglebox) and Facebook (Gigglebox Tells it Like it is) to see what books we end up reading each day.
This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the links and purchase something, I'll receive compensation at no additional cost to you.
What you'll need:
24 Christmas bookswrapping paper - I used one roll of wrapping paper from Walmart
a basket/box - I bought ours a few years ago from Michaels
You'll want to wrap 24 different Christmas books. On December 1st through December 24th, your child will select one wrapped book and unwrap it. That will be the book for that night. As I said earlier, we've been doing this for many years and therefore the books have greatly changed through the years. I noticed while I was wrapping the books that I actually had picked out 25 books instead of 24. We actually have enough books to be able to do two different countdowns if we should ever be blessed with another child. To see what books we've used in the past, I've put the links to the posts below.
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2016
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2015
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2014
24 Christmas Books Countdown 2013
What books we'll be reading:
- The Berenstain Bears and the Nutcracker by Jan Berenstain and Mike Berenstain
- God Bless Our Christmas by Hannah Hall and Steve Whitlow
- Magical Sleigh? Snow Way by Mike Esberg and Diana Manning
- Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer by Rick Bunsen and Golden Books
- The Night Before Christmas by Clement C. Moore
- Yes, Virginia: There is a Santa Claus by by Chris Plehal and James Bernardin
- Frosty the Snowman
- The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg
- Raggedy Ann and Andy Help Santa Claus by Polly Curren and June Goldsborough
- A Charlie Brown Christmas by Charles M. Schultz
- The Christmas Sweater: A Picture Book by Glenn Beck and Kevin Balfe
- Little Critter's The Night Before Christmas by Mercer Mayer
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas! by Dr. Seuss
- Mickey and Minnie's The Gift if the Magi by Bruce Talkington and Fernando Guell Cano
- Toy Story Christmas Toys by Jennifer Liberts Weinberg and RH Disney
- A Cars Christmas by Melissa Lagonegro and RH Disney
- Christmas in the Barn by Margaret Wise Brown and Diane Goode
- The Birds of Bethlehem by Tomie dePaola
- Santa is Coming to Washington, DC by Steve Smallman and Robert Dunn
- The Beginner's Bible The Very First Christmas
- Mickey's Christmas Carol
- The Christmas Book (couldn't find on Amazon)
- A Christmas Goodnight by Nola Buck and Sarah Jane Wright
- The Littlest Christmas Elf by Nikki Shannon Smith and Susan Mitchell
- A Very Merry Christmas by Lauren Cecil and Andrew Grey
Have you been doing this countdown the past few years? What books have you or would you put in yours? Be sure to follow me on Instagram (@wvugigglebox) and Facebook (Gigglebox Tells it Like it is) to see what books we end up reading each day.
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