Calling all WWII fans! Today’s Christmas book is just for you! Three short stories all set during the early 1940s. And what could be a better way to remember Pearl Harbor than with this free book?
Christmas Delays and other short stories
Rebekah A. Morris
Three Christmas Stories from WWII
Christmas Delays
A doctor, called up for duty in the army, spends one more Christmas with his wife in an unexpected way after God’s Christmas delays strand them in a small house with another family.
Peter’s Christmas
Very mild weather might not feel like Christmas, but young, orphaned Peter and his older sister find the peace and love of the season with the Hampton family in spite of the sadness of war.
I’ll be Home for Christmas
Grandpa recounts the memories of his first Christmas away from home during WWII.
My A Favorite Review
These stories were all amazing! The first two were sweet, and I enjoyed them, but . . . The third was my favorite by far. I need an entire novel about these guys, ‘kay? Like, it had brothers, it had a long-distance Christmas, it had the song “I’ll be Home for Christmas” and it had a hospital. Need I say anything else about how amazing it was?! *hugs it* So yes. I loved it. Probably one of my favorite stories Rebekah Morris has ever written. And like I said, now I just need a book about these guys . . . 😉
~ Jesseca Wheaton
To commemorate this day when life in the United States changed with the bombing of Pearl Harbor, pick up your free copy of this book today right here.
I grabbed it. Thanks!
I’m going to read one of your Christmas stories SOON, Rebekah. Reeeeaally looking forward to it. 😀
Glad you got it. I hope you enjoy it. Or them, if you read more than one. 😉
This one was so sweet!
Glad you enjoyed this, Faith! 🙂
I can’t wait to read this one, Rebekah! I actually bought it in paperback and it should be here tomorrow along with a couple others! The books are so cute and small!
Yay! Hope you enjoy it. 🙂 Don’t you just love the size? 😀
I’m sure I will! 😀 Yes! They are adorable!
Thanks SO much, Rebekah!! I really wanted this book and “Home for Christmas,” because they’re about the World Wars, you know. 😉 I’m so excited to read them!!! Thank-you!!!
You are more than welcome, Katja! (Love your name, by the way!) I hope you enjoy both of them.
Aww, thanks. That’s sweet. 🙂 BTW, I have a grandmother and a little sister named Rebecca! 😉
How fun. 🙂
Ohh…….*squeals excitedly*…….I get to read another one of your books! Thank you! I can’t wait to get to reading!
*Beams happily* Glad you are so excited, Kaitlyn! Enjoy it! 😀