What Do You Love About Christmas? The scent of pine. A crackle and snap from the fireplace. Warm cinnamon-and-sugar cookies. Pour yourself a cup of cheer and savor these stories in a journey back to memories of childhood when you schemed to get that perfect present. Find out whether one little dog can heal a broken heart and spark the possibility of new love. Treasure moments steeped in the joy of time with family and friends. Rediscover the humor of the season - courtesy of a white goose. Readers who love the magic of Christmas will devour these and other bite-sized stories written in the timeless yuletide tradition. Five Star Readers' Favorite. Order your copy today! "Written with wisdom, grace, and humor, Pat Wahler's Christmas-themed essays, poetry, and short stories strike the perfect blend of nostalgia, wonder, and joy. Like a mug of hot chocolate and a plate of Snickerdoodles on a snowy day, Let Your Heart Be Light is rich and sweet, and will warm your heart." -Donna Duly Volkenannt, winner of the Erma Bombeck Global Humor Award "Tree mangling cats, running rivalries with cousins, or the deep desire for that special gift, Pat's childhood memories morph into new experiences, keeping hope alive and hearts open. In the dozens of scenarios shared in this collection, every reader will recognize something that brings forth a smile - or tear - to be savored." -Marcia Gaye, award-winning writer of poetry and prose "A helping of nostalgia, a pinch of humor, and a dash of romance...add in some lovable pets, and you've got yourself a sweet mix of Christmas tradition in Let Your Heart Be Light." -Sheree K. Nielsen, author/photographer of 2015 Da Vinci Eye Award winner, Folly Beach Dances "The stories are short and engaging...A fun and enjoyable read, especially around Christmas time." -Readers' Favorite, 5-Star review With warmest wishes, I dedicate this book to all who believe in the beauty and magic of Christmas. Thank you for reading, and may yuletide blessings surround you and yours both now and in the coming years.