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Christmas Book Giveaway: The Perfect Christmas Pageant by Joyce Meyer

About the Book:
The popular Everyday Zoo series for young children by beloved and New York Times bestselling author Joyce Meyer continues with The Christmas Pageant, a heartfelt and humorous story about the true meaning of Christmas. When Hayley Hippo is asked to direct the annual Christmas pageant, she decides this will be her Christmas gift to Jesus and she sets out to make everything perfect. However, after a series of disappointing mishaps, Hayley and her friends learn that they don’t need to be perfect. They realize that Christmas is not about the glittering lights, the perfect setting, or an impressive show, but about Christ.

My Review: 
Many of you have seen my other reviews on Joyce Meyer's children's books, "Which Way to Prayer" and "Field of Dreams."  My kids have become huge fans of the Everyday Zoo characters that Joyce has created and are constantly asking if there is a new book in the series.

Thank you Zondervan for sending me this book in exchange for an honest review.  I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine.    

I had my entire kids hear this story the morning of our Christmas program just to help remind them the true meaning of the program was Christ!   I think reading this story helped them get over any nerves and remember that they were just going to do their best!   After all I think it is all the small imperfections that make a show wonderful.

This book is a great one to add to your Christmas book list to help ensure you are keeping Christ in Christmas! 

This book is available at Zondervan for $15.99 but one lucky winner is going to win a free copy!   Please enter the giveaway using the easy rafflecopter form below.  

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Comments

i have nor seen many plays but i do like the Christ is born in the manger you see at church.
Sara said…
I always have liked the play in Charlie Brown's Christmas.
Unknown said…
I loved the Nutcracker! I saw it years ago and would love to see it again.
Soo said…
Our church just put on a Christmas play last week - the kids were really good!
Nancy said…
The best Christmas pageant I have ever seen was in Branson, Mo. at one of their theaters.

Nancy
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Gale said…
My son's play of course! So hard to choose which one though.
Sue Hull said…
I haven't seen any plays except the ones put on at Church which is Christ is born in a manger.It's always so good when the kids are doing it.I love Joyce Meyer books so I know this would be a good one. Thank you for the chance & Happy New Year to you & your family :)
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I will watch some on tv this year, but I do not think I will be able to see any in person. Some that I have seen in the past that are really good are the Rockettes show, that is really spectacular, and also the Nutcracker, that is my all time favorite.

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