Books like Christmas on Exeter Street by Diana Hendry
At the house on Exeter Street, Christmas draws an eclectic mix of aunts, uncles, friends, and strangers together. The holiday day gradually transforms into a lively, crowded event, full of festive energy and warm family traditions. The gathering reflects the spirit of community and the joy that comes from sharing loved ones during the holiday season.
First publish date: 1989
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Diana Hendry
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