Cozy Holiday Jingles

Holiday Jingles

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Author: Michele Pariza Wacek
Publisher: Love Based Publishing (2021)
Title: The Murder Before Christmas

Traditions abound aplenty during the holiday season.

Gifting books is one we’ve had in our Christmas family history for most of our lives.

We soak up the slower pace (Ha! Yes, irony intended), and especially enjoy family time as we celebrate. 

If you can capture the season’s peace and thankfulness and read a good book (the kind that recalibrates and rejuvenates our tired spirits), you’re off to a fantastic holiday start. 

Author Michele Pariza Wacek gets us in the Christmas spirit with ‘The Murder Before Christmas.’

If you’re on a ‘good list’ somewhere, treat yourself or add this cozy mystery-Christmas style to your wish list. 

If you celebrate Christmas and need more inspiration to feel festive, take the quiz below. 

  1. Which President first put up a Christmas tree on the White House Lawn?
    A. Teddy Roosevelt
    B. Warren Harding
    C. Franklin Roosevelt
    D. Calvin Coolidge
  1. “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” was originally a short story included in:
    A. Penney’s
    B. Montgomery Ward
    C. Sears
    D. L.L. Bean Catalog
  2. Elvis’ Christmas hit was:
    A. Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree
    B. Jingle Bell Rock
    C. Blue Christmas
  3. Who wrote “’Twas the Night Before Christmas” in spare moments?
    A. Mark Twain
    B. Irving-Berlin
    C. Hans Christian Andersen
    D. Clement Moore
  4. Plum pudding contains all of the following except:
    A. Raisins
    B. Brandy
    C. Sugar
    D. Plums
    E. Almond flour
  5. Which Christmas song was originally written for Thanksgiving?
    A. Jingle Bells
    B. Deck the Halls
    C. Winter Wonderland
  6. “Here Comes Santa Claus” was written for:
    A. Roy Rogers
    B. Gene Autry
    C. John Wayne to sing on his horse at the 1949 Rose Bowl Parade
  7. All of the following countries have a male Santa Claus except:
    A. Netherlands
    B. Italy
    C. France
    D. Brazil
    E. Sweden
    F. Germany
  8. One of the best genres to read when waiting for Santa Claus is:
    A. Historical Fiction
    B. Horror
    C. Thriller
    D. Cozy Mystery

Answers: 

1. D

2. B

3. C

4. D

5. E

6. A

7. B

8. F, E, B, C

9. A, B, C, D (As long as you’re reading!)

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