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Winter Holidays Around the World Stories and Recipes for Families to Share Winter Holidays Around the World Stories and Recipes for Families to Share An Interactive Reading List December, 2020 This is an interactive book list Click on the cover of each book to read descriptions and reviews on Amazon.com Search for these titles online at the San Diego Public Library, San Diego County Library or on the Libby app to read them for free. A Time for Sharing Over the years a number of friends have honored me with invitations to celebrate different holidays with their families. I have enjoyed each experience greatly and also noticed some beautiful similarities. When possible, families spend the holidays together. My friends all celebrate with light. They light candles, lamps, fireworks, a bonfire, a fireplace or colorful electric lights. All of their celebrations involve a feast or end with a feast. All of my friends share stories about their faith with their children. This month’s list includes some of my favorite children’s holiday stories and feast recipes from around the world. I hope you find something here to share with the people you love. Wishing you peace, joy and good health in the new year, --Ms. Furey Diwali November 12-16, 2020 Diwali November 12-16, 2020 Let's Celebrate 5 Celebrate Diwali: Diwali: Diwali Special: Days of Diwali! With Sweets, Lights, Festival of Lights Stories, Festivals by Ajanta and Fireworks by Rina Singh and Mythologies of Chakraborty by Deborah India Heiligman by Team CultureDabba Diwali November 12-16, 2020 Lights, Camera, Diwali the Magical Festivals of India Amma, Tell Me Diwali! Diyas: By Om Books About Diwali! by Amita Roy A Diwali story International by Bhakti Mathur Shah by Anitha Rathod Diwali November 12-16, 2020 Made in India: Indian Instant Diwali Cookbook Madhur Jaffrey's Recipes from an Pot® Cookbook: by Nita Mehta Quick & Easy Indian Family Traditional Indian Indian Cooking Kitchen Dishes Made Easy by Madhur by Meera Sodha and Fast Jaffrey by Urvashi Pitre Hanukkah December 10-18, 2020 Hanukkah December 10-18, 2020 The Everything Hanukkah: Celebrate All About Kids' Hanukkah The Family Guide Hanukkah: Hanukkah Puzzle & Activity to Spiritual With Light, Latkes, by Judyth Groner Book Celebration and Dreidels by Beth L Blair by Dr. Ron by Deborah Wolfson Heiligman Hanukkah December 10-18, 2020 Hanukkah Bear All-of-a-Kind Hershel and the Simon and the by Eric A. Kimmel Family Hanukkah Hanukkah Goblins: Bear: by Emily Jenkins 25th Anniversary A Hanukkah Tale and Paul O. Edition by Eric A. Kimmel Zelinsky by Eric A. Kimmel Hanukkah December 10-18, 2020 Chanukah Lights Oskar and the The Story of The Magic Everywhere Eight Blessings Hanukkah Dreidels by Michael J. by Tanya Simon by David A. Adler by Eric A. Kimmel Rosen Hanukkah December 10-18, 2020 The Artisanal The Children's Sufganiyot, Jerusalem: Kitchen: Jewish Jewish Holiday Latkes and More A Cookbook Holiday Baking: Kitchen: A Hanukkah by Yotam Inspired Recipes for Cookbook with 70 Traditional Foods Ottolenghi Rosh Hashanah, Fun Recipes for You by Miriam Gurov Hanukkah… and Your Kids... by Uri Scheft by Joan Nathan Hanukkah December 10-18, 2020 The Jewish Sababa: King Solomon's The Simply Kosher Cookbook Fresh, Sunny Table: A Culinary Cookbook: Flavors From My by Leah Koenig Exploration of 100+ Recipes for Israeli Kitchen Jewish Cooking Quick Weeknight by Adeena from Around the Meals and Easy Sussman World Holiday Favorites by Joan Nathan by Nina Safar Las Posadas December 16-24, 2020 Las Posadas December 16-24, 2020 Farolitos for Las Posadas The Farolitos of The Night of Las Abuelo by Diane Christmas Posadas by Rudolfo Anaya Hoyt-Goldsmith by Rudolfo Anaya by Tomie dePaola Las Posadas December 16-24, 2020 Rudolfo Anaya's The Legend of the 'Twas Nochebuena Too Many The Farolitos of Poinsettia by Roseanne Tamales Christmas: With by Tomie dePaola Greenfield Thong by Gary Soto "Season of Renewal" and "A Child's Christmas in New Mexico, 1944" by Rudolfo Anaya Las Posadas December 16-24, 2020 Oaxaca: Tamales 101: Top 50 Most Nopalito: Home Cooking from A Beginner's Guide Delicious Tamale A Mexican Kitchen the Heart of Mexico to Making Recipes by Gonzalo by Bricia Lopez Traditional Tamales by Julie Hatfield Guzmán by Alice Guadalupe Tapp Las Posadas December 16-24, 2020 Between Us and Nine Days to Josefina's Going Home Abuela: A Family Christmas: Surprise: by Eve Bunting Story from the A Story of Mexico American Girl Border by Marie Hall Ets Collection by Mitali Perkins by Valerie Tripp Winter Solstice December 21, 2020 Winter Solstice December 21, 2020 The Shortest Day The Winter The Return of the Sun Bread by Susan Cooper Solstice Light: Twelve Tales by Elisa Kleven by Ellen Jackson from Around the World for the Winter Solstice by Carolyn McVickar Edwards Winter Solstice December 21, 2020 The Legend of the Yule: The Shortest Day: The Old Magic of Icelandic Yule A Celebration of Celebrating the Christmas: Yuletide Lads Light and Warmth Winter Solstice Traditions for the by Heidi Herman by Dorothy by Wendy Pfeffer Darkest Days of the Morrison Year by Linda Raedisch Winter Solstice December 21, 2020 Flour Water Salt Bread Illustrated: Holiday and How to Bake A Step-By-Step Yeast: The Celebration Bread in by Paul Hollywood Guide to Achieving Fundamentals of Five Minutes a Day: Bakery-Quality Artisan Bread and Sweet and Decadent Results At Home Pizza Baking for Every by America's Test by Ken Forkish Occasion Kitchen by Jeff Hertzberg M.D. Christmas December 25, 2020 Christmas December 25, 2020 Jan Brett's Celebrate The Night Before A Christmas Carol Christmas Christmas: With Christmas: The by Charles Treasury Carols, Presents, Classic Edition Dickens by Jan Brett and Peace by Clement Moore by Deborah Heiligman Christmas December 25, 2020 The Legend of Old How the Grinch Polar Express: 30th Yes, Virginia, there Befana: An Italian Stole Christmas! anniversary edition is a Santa Claus Christmas Story by Dr. Seuss by Chris Van by Francis by Tomie dePaola Allsburg Pharcellus Church Christmas December 25, 2020 A Charlie Brown I Got the A Treasury of Christmas at Christmas Christmas Spirit African American Highclere: Recipes by Charles M. by Connie Christmas Stories and Traditions from Schulz Schofield-Morriso by Bettye The Real Downton n and Frank Collier-Thomas Abbey Morrison by The Countess of Carnarvon Christmas December 25, 2020 The 12 Days of Rudolph the The Christmas The Gift of the Christmas: Red-Nosed Story Magi The Story Behind a Reindeer by Jane Werner by O. 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