I Would Love You Even If You Burned The Christmas Turkey

Gold Mom's Choice Award Winner San Francisco Book Festival - Best Children's Book Winner Los Angeles Book Festival Award - Best Children's Book Finalist Indie Book Awards - Series Fiction Runner Up New York Book Festival - Best Children's Book Runner Up Hollywood Book Festival - Sequels Readers' Favorite Honorable Mention - Children's Book Religious Theme Third in the I Would Love You Even If series, the Christmas turkey doesn't fare too well in this story! Gramma burns the turkey and it brings back a holiday memory she shares with her grandchildren about the Pickle family and the Christmas tree. This delightful early reader is fun for the whole family. Beautifully illustrated by Ashley Teets, this Christmas tale will bring forth family stories from your own memories, so sit down, read and share quality family time with I Would Love You Even If You Burned the Christmas Turkey. What People Say “Like a mug of hot chocolate and a snuggly blanket, this book is perfect for Christmas. Beautifully illustrated and written, your children will love this magical and gentle affirmation of the true meaning of the season.” —Elaine Williams Crockett, Award Winning Author “The creative genius that is Bucleigh Kernodle, has done it again! The story, the rhymes, the fun, this book is wonderful. This is an incredible story for children about the message of God’s love and the true meaning of Christmas. It also serves as a beautiful reminder for all of us as we so often seem to lose our focus during the holiday season. This will be a favorite in our home for years to come!” —Lori Keller, Lead EC Teacher (Exceptional Children) “I Would Love You Even If You Burned the Christmas Turkey had me smiling at the first page flip. In a world that strives for the picture worthy holiday, I love that this book highlights real life mess ups and the love of family that rises to the top in those moments. This message of grace pulls us back to the true meaning of Christmas and the life-giving grace we find in Jesus.” —Angela Liner, Licensed Counselor