by Shersta Chabot
Illustrated by Corey Egbert
Illustrated by Corey Egbert
Do you know the symbolism behind evergreens, sheep, or the color red? This adorably illustrated picture book teaches the meanings behind 24 Christmastime objects and is the perfect gift for any children, parents, or grandparents on your list. Make your family’s holiday season one to remember with this inspiring reminder of the gospel roots behind our treasured Christmas traditions.
My Review
Stars, Stockings and Shepherds was the cutest book! I completely fell in love with the illustrations from page one and just continued to adore them as I read about the different symbols of Christmas. The illustrations were definitely my favorite part of this book. Each symbol also included a paragraph talking about in which way it symbolized Christmas, as well as its inspirational meaning. I would have liked to have seen some words highlighted or in bold or a quick fact or something so that the meaning could be summed up in just a word or two and easily remembered that way. Otherwise, this was a fun and sweet book to read through and one I'll be reading again with my kids around Christmastime.
Content: Clean
Source: I would like to thank the publisher, Cedar Fort, for my complimentary review copy, which did not affect my review in any way.
Content: Clean
Source: I would like to thank the publisher, Cedar Fort, for my complimentary review copy, which did not affect my review in any way.
Shersta Chabot grew up in Utah, the oldest in a family of eleven children. After working for several years in both corporate and small business accounting, she returned to her first love—English literature—and completed her Bachelor’s degree at Utah Valley University while working as Acquisitions Editor for a local trade publishing company. Currently, she lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her three children, where she has taken on the dual challenges of graduate student and teacher of writing at Arizona State University. Shersta is the author of The Symbols of Christmas.
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