“Little Mo's Christmas” is for readers 6 to 11, and listeners of all ages. It’s a fictional, adventurous, heartwarming story about a young girl that is starting to doubt the authenticity of Santa Claus.
“Little Mo's Christmas” is for readers 6 to 11, and listeners of all ages. It’s a fictional, adventurous, heartwarming story about a young girl that is starting to doubt the authenticity of Santa Claus. Her name is Mary Moberry, but her friends just call her Mo. And this year for Christmas she’s determined to prove that Santa Clause just isn’t so… She has arrived at that awkward age as to where her questions, create only more questions. But just when Mary Moberry thinks she has it all figured out life throws her a curve. She is suddenly and unexpectedly taken on a journey with Santa to a land of magical enchantment that she and the reader will never forget! I’ve always loved Christmas stories since I was a youngster myself. There’s nothing more enchanting than living in the country at wintertime. Trudging through the deep snow to go sledding at my distant neighbors was a bonus. The half–mile trip gave me plenty of time to let my imagination run wild—especially at Christmas time—with all the colored Christmas lights twinkling off in the distance It was easy for me to envision Santa flying over the snow–covered treetops with his reindeer and sleigh shimmering in the moonlight. The incredible views were enough to stir anyone’s imagination. So when I got older I remembered those earlier days when the crisp winter–winds would send me on an imaginary journey.
Excerpt
“Little Mo's Christmas” is for readers 6 to 11, and listeners of all ages. It’s a fictional, adventurous, heartwarming story about a young girl that is starting to doubt the authenticity of Santa Claus. Her name is Mary Moberry, but her friends just call her Mo. And this year for Christmas she’s determined to prove that Santa Clause just isn’t so… She has arrived at that awkward age as to where her questions, create only more questions. But just when Mary Moberry thinks she has it all figured out life throws her a curve. She is suddenly and unexpectedly taken on a journey with Santa to a land of magical enchantment that she and the reader will never forget! I’ve always loved Christmas stories since I was a youngster myself. There’s nothing more enchanting than living in the country at wintertime. Trudging through the deep snow to go sledding at my distant neighbors was a bonus. The half–mile trip gave me plenty of time to let my imagination run wild—especially at Christmas time—with all the colored Christmas lights twinkling off in the distance It was easy for me to envision Santa flying over the snow–covered treetops with his reindeer and sleigh shimmering in the moonlight. The incredible views were enough to stir anyone’s imagination. So when I got older I remembered those earlier days when the crisp winter–winds would send me on an imaginary journey.
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