This beautifully illustrated, sweet and positive book (written in rhyming text) explains how to safely navigate the Christmas season and reassures children that the joy of Christmas is still intact despite things being a little different this year.

What happens when world leaders cancel Christmas due to Covid19? Just as a shielding Santa decides he has no other choice but to furlough his elves until the pandemic is over, a bright, young elf brings him a letter that changes everything?A hilarious take on Christmas 2020 for children ages 5-8.

A look back at the crazy year that was 2020 and how people celebrated the holidays during the coronavirus pandemic. From classrooms to opening presents to celebrating at home, the lockdown of 2020 changed how we celebrated the holidays during this unpresented year. This book offers a positive and encouraging look at celebrating during Covid-19.

A series of whimsical essays by the New York Times "Social Q's" columnist provides modern advice on navigating today's murky moral waters, sharing recommendations for such everyday situations as texting on the bus to splitting a dinner check.

The 2020 Holiday Season might have been cancelled by this year's super-villain, Covid-19, but fear not! Good cheer is at hand in this hilarious, satirical retelling of one of the season's most loved stories: A Covid Christmas Carol. Mr. Anatole Gasper and Dickens' Scrooge have a lot in common: Both their business partners are dead; both are curmudgeonly, solitary and mean; and both get their wake-up call in a series of wild, haunted dreams on Christmas Eve. For Gasper-as the year is 2020-these dreams include a huge, orange, Covid-spreading turkey that tweets, a doddering phantom riding a decrepit blue donkey without direction, and Santa, of course, whose red-nosed reindeers for once shed an unwelcome light over the festivities. There's nothing more heartening than seeing a dyed-in-the-wool grouch change into a merry, old soul, and Gasper's ghostly dreams promise to do just that. So, while this Holiday Season might be like no other, spend an hour in the company of this modern Scrooge and let the festive cheer flow!

It was the night before Christmas in the year of Covid-19. Enjoy the classic poem in a new way. It won't be the most traditional Christmas, but St. Nick will be here all the same.

Santa and his elves team up to help kids understand the naughty coronavirus. Everyone, even the reindeer, stay 6 feet apart, wash and wear masks to stop the spread of the naughty virus. This adorable story!!! Kids will love this humorous book that explains how to fight the naughty coronavirus. Spread cheer and not germs this holiday season!!

… “Pretty perfect.” Kate Hastings doesn’t want much… Just the perfect job, the perfect figure, and the perfect love life. Unfortunately, planet Earth is awash in the complicated world of a pandemic, which is truly putting a damper on her Christmas plans,--not to mention her hopes for a passionate, loving romance. Yet, when a handsome stranger finally comes along, Kate hesitates. Memories about her previous boyfriend, (a gorgeous, muscular, African American businessman)--plus constant interference from her sexually frustrated older sister,--all serve to stop Kate from pursuing this new chance at love. Is she truly ready to begin a new romance? Has she finally found the love of her life? Is there something more that life is trying to teach her? Who knows? Self discovery can wait. Isn’t the most important thing in life finding yourself in the strong arms of the “perfect” man? One who will love you perfectly for all time? This Covid Christmas season, what else matters?

During the holidays, so many of us can suffer for all kinds of reasons. The magnitude of our weary world weighs on our hearts and minds. We wrestle with chronic pain, broken relationships, shattered dreams, fragile faith, and unexpected losses. Our grief and sorrow feel particularly acute when compared to the festivity and joy everyone else seems to be feeling. More and more churches are acknowledging this fact with "Blue Christmas" services (also called “Longest Night” services) and offering resources to give particular support and comfort to those struggling during the “most wonderful time of the year.” Kathy Escobar has been leading Blue Christmas experiences at her church for nearly a decade and just experienced her bluest season of all following the sudden death of her son. In A Weary World, Escobar provides twenty-eight daily reflections paired with prayers and practices to honor our struggles during the holidays. Weekly resources make this Advent devotional suitable for group study as well.

It's Christmas Eve, and Santa Claus has presents to deliver to all the children in the world – but Santa and all his elves have come down with a possible case of COVID-19! Can they find a way to make sure every child gets their gift?