I have curated a list since my 2025 edition of this post of books I recommend for your Christmas reading adventures! As promised.

I have linked the original post where these books were originally discussed in my monthly wrap-ups so I will not be going into detail in this post since it’s already been done. If you have any questions, about these books or their content that’s not answered in my posts, just let me know in comments or through my contact page. The exception is anything read during the first two weeks of November prior to this posting that hasn’t been in a monthly recap yet – those I WILL give a small description on. 🙂

If you’re in the mood, or NEED to get in the mood, check out some of these!!

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My Merry Mistake by Courtney Walsh

November’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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How He Got the Girl by Amanda Schimmoeller

November’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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The Love Faceoff by Kristine W. Joy

November’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Christmas Wishes and Accountant Kisses by Madelyn Smith

November’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Matched with my Christmas Crush by Francesca Spencer

November’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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A Mistletoe Mix Up by Bella Greene

November’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Terms and Traditions by Morgan Taylor Giesbrecht

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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How to Kiss on Christmas Morning by Jenny Proctor

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Lighting Up My Christmas by Cindy Ray Hale

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Nicked by the Mistletoe by Ellie Hartwood

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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A Christmas Court(ship) by Tiffany Noelle Chacon

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Keeping the Cowboy’s Promise by Hannah Jo Abbott

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Have Yourself a Legendary Christmas by J.P. Sterling

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Kindling Kissmas by J.P. Sterling

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Cozy by the Fire(man) by Lindsay Rochester

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Christmas with the Boss by Melissa McClone

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Chloe Foster’s Holiday Rewrite by Britney M. Mills

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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A Not So Merry Kiss-mas by Abby Greyson

December’s Saga of a Bookworm – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Faking It With My Bossy Ex by Leah Blair

Diary Entry: January 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Sincerely Not Yours by Brittney Joy

Diary Entry: January 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Holly and Nick Hate Christmas by Betsy St. Amant

Diary Entry: March 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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The Merry Mishap by Ruth Pendleton

Diary Entry: March 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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The Mistletoe Makeover by Grace Worthington

Diary Entry: March 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Perfectly Complicated Christmas Romance by Grace Worthington

Diary Entry: April 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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A Holly Jolly Mix Up by Bella Greene

Diary Entry: August 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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The Christmas Yes List by Melissa Ferguson

Diary Entry: October 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Playing for Keeps by Mandi Blake

Diary Entry: October 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Marrying the Accidental Groom by Tara Grace Ericson

Diary Entry: October 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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The Bah Humbug Bad Boy by Pixie Perkins

Diary Entry: October 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Holly & Folly by Martha Keyes

Diary Entry: October 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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Mistletoe Kisses & Something Merry by Ranée S. Clark

Diary Entry: October 2026 – Not Your Season: Summer’s Blog

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The Maid and the Mistletoe by Deborah M. Hathaway

November 2026 – blog post not published yet

Notes:

• quick read
• regency
• dual third person POV
• house party
• former gentleman’s daughter turned maid
• a rake
• holiday shenanigans 😂
• no-spice, but evading scandal
• sweet, forbidden moments

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The Secret Suitor by Kasey Stockton

November 2026 – blog post not published yet

Notes:

• quick read
• regency
• dual third person
• notes/letters left in bedchamber mystery
• best friends older brother
• age gap

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The Scoundrel Who Stole Christmas by Ashtyn Newbold

November 2026 – blog post not published yet

I loved this one so much. The enemies to lovers? YES, PLEASE.

Notes:

• Leah Sterling – 25
• Felix Hawthorne
• enemies to lovers
• legitimate reason he vexed her
• the first meeting at the house party 😂
• all the banter
• FELIX AND HIS FLIRTING
• their first kiss 🥹
• they were both on the hunt for a spouse
• dual third person

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A Christmas Convenience by Mindy Burbridge Strunk

November 2026 – blog post not yet published

Another book I LOVED! So much. This book is FULL of so many sweet moments.

Notes:

• Lady Phoebe Greenborough – about 23
• Her father is the Earl of Westervale
• Viscount Weymouth – Frederick Yardley – 33-34
• His father is the Earl of Kentwood
• Her old nickname for him is Galahad
• His old nickname for her is Pippy
• Her older brother (Lord Newcross) was his old school friend.
• The kite funeral 😅
• One curse word
• Marriage of convenience ❤️
• Duel third person POV
• Friends to moreO
• Only one bed (I was kind of disappointed this wasn’t a THING though 😅)

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Postmarked December by Jenny Hale

November 2026 – blog post not yet published

Notes:

• Heather Hart / Matthews – 29ish
• Nick Monroe – 30s
• Christmas letters
• Widow to Toby Hart, musician/songwriter who passed from cancer
• Christmas adventure
• Sweet, small memories
• Single third person POV

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Have you read any of these already? If you do read any of these soon, come back and let me know!