Reading is one of the great pleasures, especially during the holidays. With kids in holiday jammies, sometimes there’s nothing better than kicking back in your favorite spot at home with a celebrated book in hand. A Child’s Hope has a few names of kid reads to spark the holiday spirit — favorites our families have shared throughout the years, add these to all the traditional titles. We know that representation matters, and love that Santa comes in many different colors. Snuggle up with your favorite books this year, and soak in the holiday spirit with family and friends.
- A World of Cookies for Santa
- I got the Christmas Spirit
- All the Colors of Christmas
- Walk this World at Christmastime
- Lil’ Rabbits Kwanzaa
- Queen is Hanukkah Dosas
- ‘Twas Nochebuena
- The Night before Christmas
- Let’s Celebrate! Special Days Around the World
- A Very Noisy Christmas
A Child’s Hope has placed more than 450 children since 2000 and is the only North Carolina domestic adoption agency directed by an attorney. The agency will celebrate it’s 25 Year in 2025. Learn more about our Waiting Families.
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This guide, provided by A Child’s Hope adoption agency in North Carolina, emphasizes the importance of early detection and proper prenatal care for both maternal and infant health. If you suspect you might be pregnant, don’t hesitate to take a test and seek medical advice, or contact the agency for personalized support. For a confidential adoption counselor, TEXT PREGNANT to 919-971-4396.
About E. Parker Herring
An attorney and mother of three children, Parker has a deep respect and understanding of family law and the adoption process (for which she’s adopted two children of her own). She is the founder and director of A Child’s Hope, a North Carolina licensed adoption agency located in Raleigh that focuses on matching birth mothers and families looking to adopt. A Child’s Hope has placed 470 children since 2000 and is the only North Carolina domestic adoption agency directed by an attorney. Parker has practiced for more than 35 years in the region. She is a member of the N.C. Bar Association and the Wake County Bar Association.