An exclusive ebook collection of inspiring and heartwarming Christmas stories about the McCray family and their trusty and loveable dogs. A Dog Named Christmas, a New York Times bestseller, touched hearts when it was published in the fall of 2008. In 2009, the beloved novel was made into a successful Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie seen by more than 14 million viewers. Now, An exclusive ebook collection of inspiring and heartwarming Christmas stories about the McCray family and their trusty and loveable dogs. A Dog Named Christmas, a New York Times bestseller, touched hearts when it was published in the fall of 2008. In 2009, the beloved novel was made into a successful Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie seen by more than 14 million viewers. Now, in this special 3-in-1 ebook edition, author Greg Kincaid brings together that book as well as its prequel Christmas with Tucker and its sequel A Christmas Home, three novels of endearing characters and charming dogs who remind all of us of the power of Christmas.
A Dog Named Christmas, Christmas with Tucker, and A Christmas Home: Special 3-in-1 Holiday Ebook Edition
An exclusive ebook collection of inspiring and heartwarming Christmas stories about the McCray family and their trusty and loveable dogs. A Dog Named Christmas, a New York Times bestseller, touched hearts when it was published in the fall of 2008. In 2009, the beloved novel was made into a successful Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie seen by more than 14 million viewers. Now, An exclusive ebook collection of inspiring and heartwarming Christmas stories about the McCray family and their trusty and loveable dogs. A Dog Named Christmas, a New York Times bestseller, touched hearts when it was published in the fall of 2008. In 2009, the beloved novel was made into a successful Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie seen by more than 14 million viewers. Now, in this special 3-in-1 ebook edition, author Greg Kincaid brings together that book as well as its prequel Christmas with Tucker and its sequel A Christmas Home, three novels of endearing characters and charming dogs who remind all of us of the power of Christmas.
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kim –
All winners! This consisted of three books, each one was great in it's own right. The characters were warm, caring, descent people that made you feel good. Each book leads into the next, however they would be great on their own too. I laughed, I cried and felt like the McCrays were part of my family. I would highly recommend any of these books to anyone who has ever loved or rescued a dog. I can't wait to read the next one!!! Great job Mr. Kincaid!!!!! All winners! This consisted of three books, each one was great in it's own right. The characters were warm, caring, descent people that made you feel good. Each book leads into the next, however they would be great on their own too. I laughed, I cried and felt like the McCrays were part of my family. I would highly recommend any of these books to anyone who has ever loved or rescued a dog. I can't wait to read the next one!!! Great job Mr. Kincaid!!!!!
Jane –
Heartwarming story I totally enjoyed this collection of stories. I saw the love and healing a dog could bring to a family. I saw a young man who wan learning disabled find a career and a life partner thru his love of dogs and his talent for training the to help others in need. A great read!
Maren –
Heartwarming. There's nothing really bad about this story - it's got dogs and Christmas in it, and a happy ending . . . what could be bad in that? But it became a little cloying. I think it would be great for young people. I just wanted to get to the end and be done as quickly as possible. Heartwarming. There's nothing really bad about this story - it's got dogs and Christmas in it, and a happy ending . . . what could be bad in that? But it became a little cloying. I think it would be great for young people. I just wanted to get to the end and be done as quickly as possible.
Nancy Nucci –
Nice family oriented stories centering around the dogs in the family. Stories were intertwined. I liked them.
Thelma –
Have read the first book, "Dog Named Christmas" and liked it. Sounded vaguely familiar (like maybe I saw a Hallmark move of it). I enjoyed it for its mindless pleasantry. The next two books tie in nicely with the first, following the family line. A nice "beach read", mild and vaguely uplifting. Have read the first book, "Dog Named Christmas" and liked it. Sounded vaguely familiar (like maybe I saw a Hallmark move of it). I enjoyed it for its mindless pleasantry. The next two books tie in nicely with the first, following the family line. A nice "beach read", mild and vaguely uplifting.
Margaret Gerberding –
A challenged boy convinces his family to adopt a dog for the Christmas holiday.
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