Fans of Amish Fiction discussion

So what Christmas books are you planning to read this year? We can all get some ideas from everyone else. I start reading them in October and finish a few in January. There are always great new Amish ones from series we love! And others too!

I do not know if I wil get to all of these or not but I either own them or they are on my kindle. (except for one that has not come out yet)

1. An Amish Gift: A Novel by Cynthia Keller
2. Sarah's Christmas Miracle by Mary Ellis
3. Christmas Stalking by Margaret Daley
4. The Little Amish Matchmaker: A Christmas Romance by Linda Byler
5.A Patchwork Christmas: Three Christmas Romances with Bonus Handcraft Patterns and Cookie Recipes several authors
6.A Snowglobe Christmas: Yuletide Homecoming\A Family's Christmas Wish by Linda Goodnight
7. Mail-Order Christmas Brides: Her Christmas Family\Christmas Stars for Dry Creek by Jillian Hart and Janet Tronstad
8. A Blue and Gray Christmas: Christmas Keeps Love and Hope Alive During Warby several authors
9. A Plain & Fancy Christmas: A Novel by Cynthia Keller
10. A Prairie Christmas Collection: 9 Historical Christmas Romances from America's Great Plains by several authors
11. Christmas at Harrington's by Melody Carlson
12. The Christmas Bus by Melody Carlson
13. The Christmas Dog by Melody Carlson
14. An Irish Christmas by Melody Carlson
15. Sleigh Bells for Dry Creek (Love Inspired by Janet-Tronstad
16. A Hope Springs Christmas by Patricia Davids
17. The Christmas Quilt by Patricia Davids

These are winter but I do not know if they have Christmas in them or not.
19. A Simple Winter by Rosalind Lauer
20. Snowflake Bride by Jillian Hart

18. A Cascades Christmas (I can't find it on here yet.)

As a church pianist, Christmas is a busy season for me, so I have no idea how much I'll get read. But it's fun to come up with a plan, so here's some that I'd like to read - different types, also from both bookshelves and Kindle. Thanks for the idea, Lorie!

I haven't actually thought about Christmas reads yet, since the semesters at my university were changed this year, which now means that we have exams the week before Christmas! For all I know, I could still be studying up until the 21st of December. But I have four weeks off for Christmas, so I hope to get a lot of reading done then.

The only Christmas-themed book I know I'll be reading is:

Lorie wrote: "I do not know if I wil get to all of these or not but I either own them or they are on my kindle. (except for one that has not come out yet)

1. An Amish Gift: A Novel by Cynthia Keller
2. Sarah's ..."

Lorie, I just read A Simple Winter a week ago. While it has no references to Christmas, it's still a very nice winter read. A good curl-up-by-the-fire novel. :)

Okay, here are the Christmas books I've managed to read so far this year:

I just finished

I'm currently reading

Not sure what I'll read next.