Louisa May Alcott's Christmas Treasury
by Louisa May Alcott | 
The Christmas Shoes
by Donna VanLiere | 
The Christmas Hope
by Donna VanLiere | 
The Christmas Blessing
by Donna VanLiere | 
Auggie Wren's Christmas Story
by Paul Auster | 
A Midnight Clear
by Katherine Paterson | 
Finding Noel
by Richard Paul Evans | 
The Gift of the Magi
by O. Henry | 
Esther's Gift
by Jan Karon | 
The Christmas Box
by Richard Paul Evans | 
The Christmas Sweater
by Glenn Beck | 
The Autobiography of Santa Claus
by Jeff Guinn |
The Snow Globe
by Sheila Roberts | 
The Story Of The Other Wise Man
by Henry van Dyke | 
The Christmas Bus
by Melody Carlson |
The Sweet Smell of Christmas
by Patricia M. Scarry |
Remembering Christmas
by Dan Walsh |
The Animals' Christmas Eve
by Gale Wiersum | 
The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree
by Gloria Houston | 
The Christmas Day Kitten
by James Herriot |
Louisa May Alcott's Lost Christmas Treasure"If someone would only come and take me away! I'm so tired of living here I don't think I can bear it much longer," Patty cries. Patty's life in an orphanage is a dark world with little hope, beauty, or love. Even after a family finally does come for Patty, it is only because they need a servant. But there is one person who does care about Patty. And soon Patty's life will never be the same!Honor Books is pleased to present Louisa May Alcott's newly discovered literary treasure as a book publishing first!In the 1870s, Louisa May Alcott made friends with five earnest fans of her best-selling "Little Women." The young Lukens girls had written to Miss Alcott telling her that they were so inspired by the examples of Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, that they, too, were launching their own literary publication.Soon the Lukens girls received a very special gift-a Christmas story from Miss Alcott about a lonely orphan girl who finds a family to love her. Following its publication, the story stayed in an old magazine until many years later, a reader chanced upon it. Now its available to Alcott fans once again, released by Honor Books for the very first time as a stand-alone volume.You will cherish this enchanting tale filled with quiet moral lessons in which orphan Patty finds her heart's desire . . . and you will find heartwarming inspiration for filling your own life with more love.