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1. • • On Christmas Eve 2023, a shocking discovery rocks Eve Quinn’s world. The only gift Eve wants this year is the truth. But will it take a Christmas miracle to unravel generations of secrets? Unwrap this festive tale of complicated families, impossible choices, and an unforgettable love that lasts three lifetimes.
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   Can you have too many books on Christmas Eve?

   • You can never have too many books! Prepare to meet your new favorite Christmas Eve tradition. It’s called Jólabókaflóð —the Yule Book Flood—and it is celebrated every year in Iceland. It all began in World War II. After Iceland declared independence from Denmark in 1944, money was tight. Foreign imports were limited, but domestic paper was cheap.

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   Do You give books to your children on Christmas Eve?

   • It is common to give books to one’s children, though parents are not the only ones doing the giving. Most people receive multiple books for the holiday, from multiple people. Usually, everyone settles in to read quietly to themselves in the late hours of Christmas Eve, but I imagine that families with young children will also read aloud.

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   Do people read aloud on Christmas Eve?

   • Most people receive multiple books for the holiday, from multiple people. Usually, everyone settles in to read quietly to themselves in the late hours of Christmas Eve, but I imagine that families with young children will also read aloud. It’s not an accident that this tradition took off in Iceland.

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   How do families celebrate Christmas?

   • Then, on Christmas Eve, families exchange books, and spend the evening reading and drinking hot chocolate or a festive ale called jólabland. As with all traditions, every family does it a little differently. It is common to give books to one’s children, though parents are not the only ones doing the giving.

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3. www.goodreads.com › book › showOne Christmas Eve by Shari Low | Goodreads

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   Aug 29, 2023 · ABOUT 'ONE CHRISTMAS EVE': Three women, three decades, three Christmas Eve moments that change their lives forever. On Christmas Eve, 1968, Cathy McLean receives a surprise visit from the lost love of her life and is forced to choose between the one that got away and the one that stayed.

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   Mar 24, 2023 · Jolabokaflod is a wintertime tradition loved by Icelanders across the world. What is it exactly? The English translation of Jolabokaflod is "the Christmas Book Flood." On Christmas Eve, you'll find most Icelanders snuggled in with a cup of something warm all doing the same thing: reading a book.

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5. www.fodors.com › world › europeWhat Is Jólabókaflóð? Iceland's Christmas Eve Tradition

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   Dec 20, 2023 · In Iceland, Christmas Eve is all about the books. For many, the night before Christmas conjures up memories of wish lists and cookies left for Santa Claus, Christkindl delivering gifts...

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7. www.amazon.co.uk › One-Christmas-Eve-feel-goodOne Christmas Eve: THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER from Shari Low

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   The NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER. Three women, three decades, three Christmas Eve moments that change their lives forever... On Christmas Eve, 1968, Cathy McLean receives a surprise visit from the lost love of her life and is forced to choose between the one that got away and the one that stayed.

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   Dec 23, 2020 · Icelanders have a beautiful tradition of giving books to each other on Christmas Eve and then spending the night reading.

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   Dec 9, 2020 · Prepare to meet your new favorite Christmas Eve tradition. It’s called Jólabókaflóð —the Yule Book Flood—and it is celebrated every year in Iceland. It all began in World War II. After Iceland declared independence from Denmark in 1944, money was tight.

10. reedsy.com › discovery › blogThe 40 Most Festive Christmas Books to Get You in ... - Reedsy

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    If you’re looking to pick up a little something to get yourself in the holiday spirit (or inspire you to treat every day like it's Christmas), we’ve got you covered with 40 of the best Christmas books. There’s something here for everyone, from the classics to the more obscure — but just as enjoyable.