Christmas and winter stories
Three stories for December and January, when it gets dark early and waiting for Christmas keeps children awake.
On Christmas Eve, plenty of children struggle to fall asleep: they watch for morning and count the hours. Two of these stories take place on that night. They talk about the excitement without stirring it up, and they end on a calm note.
The third is about a first snowfall, for little ones discovering the cold and the crunch of snow under their boots. For where the story fits in the evening, see the bedtime routine.
3 stories to read tonight
Basil's night before Christmas
It's Christmas Eve and Basil can't fall asleep. There's too much going on in his head, and even Teddy has his eyes wide open.
The elf who lost his list
On Christmas Eve, a gust of wind carries off Sprig the elf's list. He has one night to find it again, piece by piece.
Romy's first snow
One morning, Romy's window is all white. Outside, the world has changed colour, and it makes a funny sound under boots.
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