25 Days of Christmas (A FREE eBook)

Create special memories with your family by reading through Arlene Pellicane’s “25 Days of Christmas” eBook for FREE this holiday season! The “25 Days of Christmas” eBook is filled with ten devotionals, ten family activities, and five ways to serve this Christmas season!

Make sure Christ is the center of the season for your family by implementing Arlene’s “25 Days of Christmas” in your daily routine the days leading up to Christmas. More than just a daily devotional or advent calendar, it is a practical way for busy families to find meaningful opportunities to not only connect but to celebrate the reason for the season—Jesus.

My Thoughts

The layout of this eBook is incredible. I love the flow of the design. It is easy to pick up, without excessive prep, and begin using right away. Let's be honest. We have a little less than 25 days before Christmas this year but that does not mean you can't download this FREE book right now and begin using this with your kids today! Start now, it is not too late! From devotions to crafts to songs for the whole family, each day is filled with unique content to use with kids of all ages. My kids range in age from preschooler to teen and I find that these activities are applicable for kids of all ages—mom and dad too.

My favorite day in this book would have to be December 21 with super fun Christmas Mad Libs that the whole family will enjoy! I am looking forward to seeing what quirky story kids will come up with. Additionally, December 25 has an engaging activity to help keep the excitement going a little longer when it comes to opening presents. Instead of letting the kids rip open the presents in just a matter of minutes, this activity will help keep the excitement going a little bit more than normal!

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