The tremendously popular series Best-Loved Stories of the LDS People takes on a holiday spirit in this wonderfully rich collection of enduring Christmas stories. Best-Loved Christmas Stories of the LDS People contains more than 150 choice stories from the best of our LDS heritage, as well as classics from world literature. It is a heartwarming mix of true stories and timeless Christmas fiction. Included are such tender stories as Spencer W. Kimball’s experience with the family who gave a birthday gift to Jesus for Christmas, Harold B. Lee’s touching account of watching over the poor in his stake, the entire community of Depression-era children who miraculously received much-coveted Flexible Flyers, Joseph F. Smith’s sweet remembrance of his Christmas with no money, and many more. The perfect collection for gift-giving, sharing, and celebrating, Best-Loved Christmas Stories of the LDS People will uplift readers’ hearts for this and many future holiday seasons.

Selections include stories from such favorite LDS authors as Susan Easton Black, Ann Edwards Cannon, Bryant S. Hinckley, David O. McKay, Louise Plummer, and Levi Edgar Young and from such other well-loved authors as Hans Christian Andersen, Louisa May Alcott, Charles Dickens, and A. A. Milne.