Twelve Days of Christmas Stories

<p style='margin:0cm;font-size:15px;font-family:Grotesque Lightsans-serif;'>Each year Christmas is advertised as a wonderful time for children. I know it was for me as I was growing up but at some point the magic seemed to wear off. I didn't want it to but there it was. As I grew older this one thought stayed in my mind and just got stronger the closer it got to each and every Christmas. What kind of stories could I write that would keep young people and adults excited about Christmas? Sure there were stories for children that demonstrated the magic of Santa but what about the rest of us? Should we have to give up the joy of Christmas just because we are too "old" for it? Early on I tried to figure out what kinds of stories would be appropriate for the 18 and above crowd. Through trial and error the stories included in <em>Twelve Days of Christmas Stories</em> finally met my criteria. These stories could just as easily be real life for those invested in finding and enjoying the Christmas spirit.</p><p style='margin:0cm;font-size:15px;font-family:Grotesque Lightsans-serif;'><br></p><p style='margin:0cm;font-size:15px;font-family:Grotesque Lightsans-serif;'>To add to the fun the dialogue in each story is such that it could be read as a play with characters that come alive as the reader shares each story with his or her own family. <em>Mama's Night Out</em> is one of those stories that has many voices. There is a private eye a lady in red some elves and many more surprises. I hope you enjoy reading all twelve stories to your family and friends this Christmas season and beyond.</p>