December 2025
As the days grow colder and the year winds down, we enter a season filled with light, reflection, and meaningful traditions. December is a time when people celebrate in many different ways—through cherished holidays, cultural gatherings, moments of quiet rest, or simply enjoying the comforts of winter. Whether your traditions are rooted in faith, family, community, or personal reflection, this season offers a chance to pause, connect, and find joy in the stories that bring us together.
Check out what the South Central Regional Libraries have available for you to help you get comfortable this holiday season.
Adult Fiction
"Small Tings Like These" by Claire Keegan
\"How the Light Gets In" by Louise Penny
"A Season for Spies" by Iona Whishaw
"Black Sun" by Rebecca Roanhorse
"Comfort & Joy" by Kristin Hannah
Adult Non-Fiction
"How Christmas Became Christmas" by Nathaniel Parry
Martha Stewart's Handmade Holiday Crafts
"Chicken Soup for the Soul: Christmas in Canada" by Amy Newmark and Janet Matthews
"Twelve Months of Monastery Soups" by Brother Victor-Antoine d'Avila-Latourrette
Young Adult Fiction
"For the Rest of Us"" by Dahlia Adler
"Snow in Love: Four Stories" by Melissa de la Cruz, Nic Stone, Aimee Friedman and Kasie West
"All the Jingle Ladies" by Beth Garrod
"The Christmas Clash" by Suzanne Park
Junior Fiction
"A Boy Called Christmas" by Matt Haig
"Christmas Catastrophe" by Geronimo Stilton
"Chinook Christmas" by Rudy Wiebe
"A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens
Junior Non-Fiction
"Holly & Ivy" by Rumer Godden and Barbara Cooney
"The Wheel of the Year" by Fiona Cook
"Celebrate Kwanzaa" by Carolyn Otto
"Christmas: From Solstice to Santa" by Nikki Tate & Dani Tate-Stratton
"Disney Christmas Cookbook" by Joy Howard
Junior Easy
"Little Blue Truck's Christmas" by Alice Schertle
"The Polar Express" by Chris Van Allsberg
"The Shortest Day" by Susan Cooper
"Kwanzaa" by Hannah Eliot
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