The Christmas Snowlights

By Eleanore Tashenberg

The Christmas Snowlights is Eleanore Tashenberg's retelling of the story of the Nativity. Two small but perceptive creatures, named Marcy and Pud, a mead owl ark and a pika (a tin y rabbit), try to find their way to the stable where the Christ child is to be born. Along the way, the two experience the rapture of a very wondrous night, as they discover some snowlights and come to learn their meaning. A book for pre-schoolers that teaches the value of friendship and sharing, as well as the power of God's love and caring, this is a story which the author describes as "theology in allegory."

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 29, 2013
• ISBN: 9781479778881

Eleanore Tashenberg

ELEANORE TASHENBERG has many creative endeavors, including writing plays for students, founding the Arts Family Association, and acting as its executive director and editor of its quarterly. A former teacher and teacher trainer, she holds an MS. from Canisius College and is now working on an MS. in theology. She resides in the great state of Texas.

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In loving memory and regard

to my dad, Stanley A. Sojka,

a creative storyteller,

and

to his grandson, Brad, Jr.,

who loved his stories

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It was a pink morning. A brushstroke of yellow orange painted its way from the sun down the mountains to the snow-covered plains below. It was a day that Marcy