Catching Christmas
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (767 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1467581224 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 204 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. Lori Borgman is a nationally distributed family humor columnist. She is also a popular speaker as well as author of: I Was a Better Mother Before I Had Kids; The Death of Common Sense and Profile of Those Who Knew Him; All Stressed Up and No Place To Go; and I Was a Better Mother Before I Had Kids
Susan said Catch the joy!. When reading anything by Lori Borgman, I smile frequently and sometimes laugh out loud. This book was no exception. Not only did I find the message helpful and relevant, I also appreciated the way truth was woven into the story so matter-of-factly. The author doesn't preach, but presents the meaning of Christmas clearly
This holiday tale will warm the hearts of readers and awaken them to a lovely dimension of Christmas.. Walter is headed for a holiday meltdown. He's surrounded by tacky and tinsel. He's had it with political correctness, goofy light displays, braggadocio Christmas letters, drunken Santas and the new moniker -- Sparkle Season. To top it off, he must negotiate with a salvage dealer, and a second-grade student who makes the five o'clock news. Walter's over-the-top assistant has decorated her minivan with a wreath, garland, twinkling lights and spray snow that says, "Jesus the Rsn for the Ssn" (she ran out of room for the vowels). Catching Christmas is a humorous tale of Walter Hawkins, a school headmaster who obsesses over the War on Christmas. Catching Christmas, with a lovable cast of quirky characters, is packed with surprises including a few for Walter
In the spirit of "A Christmas Story" and "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" comes "Catching Christmas," a light-hearted tale that captures both the imagination and the essence of the Christmas season. Newspaper columnist and author Lori Borgman has enlightened and brightened the spirits of her readers with weekly commentary rooted in common sense, critical thinking and fundamental American values, the foremost being faith. --From the Publisher