$12.99

The Little Cottage in the Pines

In a pleasing and intriguing Christmas story, the unlikely path of a little family heirloom—a snow globe—unites families and generations through the glories and turbulence of American history in a way that draws the reader ever deeper into the lives of people who stumble into moments of significance. A heartwarming and tender tale, The Little Cottage in the Pines overflows with surprises and unexpected twists that offers a trip through time. 

In a delightful holiday story that stretches through eras, generations and families, the author cleverly connects historically based stories into one continuing tale built around a snow globe that comes to be passed along. 

Through it, the reader discovers a window into the lives and souls of those who once owned the precious item…and eventually propelled it forward from the 18th century until the present time. Filled with humor and warm sentiment as well as stirring situations with which we all connect, Jamison delivers a moving storyline that has been said is “impossible to set down for even a moment.” 

It all begins when young Emilio wants to find the perfect Christmas gift for his mother and discovers it in the window of McClatchey’s Treasure Trove. Little did the boy know at the time, however, what he was purchasing, for that snow globe—featuring a little cottage surrounded by pine trees—held a hidden story that stretched back through the ages. Nor did he realize that it captured the magic of Christmas for generations of families with whom it crossed paths over the decades.

Reviews

  1. Judy B.

    “This is ideal for a Hallmark movie…I’ll be looking forward to seeing it.”

  2. Bailey K.

    “Your best book to date. I appreciate the voice of your stories.”

  3. Jane L.

    “I loved a Christmas story built around a snow globe…it was heartwarming from beginning to end.”

  4. Virginia F.

    “What a great way to tie together real historical events and fictional characters.”

  5. Ann P.

    “I slowed down as I got to the final chapters because I didn’t want it to end. I felt like I wanted to savor each individual story and every character.”

  6. Luke M.

    “Such a clever concept of going backwards through time to tell a Christmas story. Never seen anything like it.”

  7. Allen R.

    “What a wonderful Christmas story. I think I’ll read it again every year. Such a range of emotions—sometimes laughing, sometimes crying. Great read!”

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