In the 7th book of the My Friend Paris series, and the 4th book of the
My Twins collection, Liberty and Victoria, Paris' younger twin sisters,
learn about December holidays and activities.
Paris teaches them
about all of the meaning and traditions associated with Christmas, as
well as a little bit about Hanukkah and Kwanzaa.
Jackie Singer is a freshman at the Liberal Arts and Science
Academy High School in Austin, TX. She plays varsity tennis, has a black
belt in karate, and enjoys traveling and torturing her nine-year-old
sister, Kate. She and Paris Morris are good friends, and this is
Jackie's first published book.
MY REVIEW:
My daughters love reading books, or should I say, they love it when I read to them. They know the My Twins' series when I won two books before from a giveaway and then having the chance to review another title a few months back.
The book, My Twins' First Christmas, is very well written. My daughters love the colorful and lively illustrations and they love learning about Christmas as well as Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. The story is put together well and is simple making it easier for my daughters to understand the story. This is a great bedtime book as well as a nice book to read specially with the Holiday season and Christmas season coming soon.
You can visit the Website HERE or purchase the My Twins' First Christmas on Amazon.
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(My Twins' First Christmas Book By Jackie Singer Review) What a good sounding book about Christmas. I like how it also mentions other beliefs like Hanukkah and Kwanzaa too.
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