From the bestselling author of A Widow’s Hope and Never Far from Home comes a brand-new Amish novella that will add joy to the Christmas season. Sarah Beachy has plenty to be joyous about as autumn leaves start to fall. She loves her job at the English bed-and-breakfast where she cooks and refreshes rooms between guests. She has a serious beau, and everyone expects an engagement soon. Why, then, would she jeopardize everything by suddenly deciding to take a trip to Cleveland to track down a brother who left the Order years ago? Her family’s faith in God is put to the test as the holiest night of the year approaches and Sarah remains far away. Sarah’s mother, Elizabeth, has been missing her son for such a long time...will she lose her daughter to the English world as well? Or will the Beachy family receive an unexpected Christmas miracle?

In 1890, in Little Bethlehem, Missouri, school teacher Sara Calder is looking forward to the town's holiday festivities when her ex-lover, now a widower, returns to town offering his love and trying to get her to care for his troubled young son. At first distrustful, Sara's heart warms to him as the holiday spirit takes hold.

- This title is part of a 4-book series that follows the protagonist Sarah's experiences growing up in an extended multi-cultural family- Inspired by real experiences of author's children growing up in an extended multi-cultural family- Each story features an engaging storyline that is quirky yet heart-warming- A fun and engaging read-along book for children aged 5 and above- Beautifully illustrated to delight readers

Everyone celebrates Christmas in their own way and this year, Sarah is very excited for her very special plans. She will be spending Christmas with her daddy, even though he has passed away. On the way she will learn of the beautiful differences between people and the deeper joy that comes from everlasting love. Join author Riki Wells for Sarah's Special Christmas Day

A heartwarming celebration of Christmas, family and faith by two of Australia's finest picture book creators. Sarah loves her two grandmas - Grandmother Azar and Grandmother Maria. Grandmother Azar tells Sarah stories from the Holy Koran, while Grandmother Maria tells her stories from the Bible. At Christmas time, Sarah snuggles in each of her grandmothers' laps and listens to two nativities stories about the birth of baby Jesus. They are the same in some ways, and different in others ... but both can be Sarah's favourite.

"Sarah will take you along for a ride with her family tobogganing down the snowy hills of Oregon and through the woods just to find that special Christmas tree!"--Page 4 of cover.

Told in the voice and with the wonder of a little girl finding the family Christmas tree, Sarah's Christmas is a story about a girl who loves Christmas time and all of the wonders that go along with it! Sarah will take you along for a ride with her family tobogganing down the snowy hills of Oregon and through the woods just to find that special Christmas tree. Come and see what Christmas time is all about with Sarah! Rebekah L. Choltus grew up in the beautiful Oregon country side. Without a television set in her family home, imagination was and still is what she thrives on. Rebekah loves life with her husband and two boys, without whom this book would not have been written. Their support and love and family times have inspired Rebekah to write this second children's story - hence, the birth of Sarah's Christmas.