Top Ten Christmas Books I Hope to Read In December 2019

Posted December 2, 2019 by Jana in Top Ten Tuesday / 17 Comments

Just few days ago I kicked off my annual Bookish Little Christmas event, so I’m keeping things festive with a holiday reads TTT! Of course, you don’t have to focus on holiday books for this prompt. These are just the books you love to read during the holiday season (and if you don’t celebrate the holidays, pick your favorite books to read during winter). I know some people love to re-read favorites, like Harry Potter or Pride & Prejudice. I’m not much of a re-reader, and I love Christmas romance novels… so those are what I’m planning on reading this month!

If you need some ideas or have no idea where to start with holiday books, I’ve got you. Check out my 2019 Christmas book releases post that went live a few days ago (or my posts from 2018 or 2017). I’ve also got a shelf on Goodreads full of over 500 Christmas books that sound good to me!

A Wedding in December by Sarah Morgan
A Snowy Little Christmas by Fern Michaels, Tara Sheets, & Kate Clayborn
Romancing the Holiday by Jaci Burton, HelenKay Dimon, & Christi Barth
An Alaskan Christmas by Jennifer Snow
Merry Humbug Christmas by Sandra D. Bricker
One Christmas Eve by Shannon Stacey
Christmas at Frozen Falls by Kiley Dunbar
Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses by Jenny Hale
At the Christmas Wedding by Caroline Linden, Katharine Ashe, & Maya Rodale
Moonlight Over Manhattan by Sarah Morgan

Have you read any of these?
Any recs for Christmas books you’re excited about or have loved in the past?
What books do you love reading during this time of year?

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17 responses to “Top Ten Christmas Books I Hope to Read In December 2019

  1. Ooo! I’ve seen “A Wedding in December” around, but haven’t read what it’s about. It has a hauntingly pretty cover though. Didn’t read the book, but did really enjoy ‘Christmas Wishes’ as a Hallmark movie. :) Hope you enjoy ALL of these, Jana.

  2. I have read several of the ones you listed. I also like Christmas stories by Jenny Hale, Jenny Colgan and Nancy Naigle. This year, I read Christmas Camp and loved it. I am going to use this prompt next Tuesday as I missed this week.