
Best friends teach their sons the true meaning of Christmas through service while healing from war and opening to new love in 1950s America.
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Best friends teach their sons the true meaning of Christmas through service while healing from war and opening to new love in 1950s America.
From bestselling author Lynn Austin comes a nostalgic and endearing holiday sequel to If I Were You that reminds us that sometimes the most meaningful gifts are the ones we least expect and don't deserve. Best friends Audrey Barrett and Eve Dawson are looking forward to celebrating Christmas in postwar America, thrilled at the prospect of starting new traditions with their five-year-old sons. But when the 1951 Sears Christmas Wish Book arrives and the boys start obsessing over every toy in it, A...
will contain mild spoilers
Mentions of new love and emotional healing after loss
No violence or gore depicted
No profanity present
No substance use depicted
No LGBTQ+ representation
Central inspirational themes of faith, forgiveness, and Christmas meaning
No magic or witchcraft
No occult content
Postwar community and healing themes
No self-harm or suicide
References to war tragedies and personal recovery
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