Two Christmas Books

I've published two Christmas books, both available through www.amazon.com.
You can find fuller descriptions on my blog Write and Left.
Christmas Memories from Seven to Seventy, as the name suggests, is a collection of personal recollections spanning the years from elementary school on through to retirement.  All the stories are family-related: the large family I grew up in (two girls and three boys, plus a fourth boy who came along as I was graduating from high school) out around Sweetwater, Texas,  plus the family Pansy and I created (two sons: Russell and Jonathan).  Some stories are funny, one or two are sad, all nostalgic, and some inspirational.
The second book, Once for a Shining Hour: Reflections for Christmas, came out almost too late for Christmas 2011.  But it got some distribution in the Anderson, South Carolina, area where Pansy and I live.  This is a collection of inspirational essays which focus on the impact the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus have had on the world.
Both books are in paperback, and Once for a Shining Hour is also available in a Kindle edition.  A 3-Disc CD set of the entire content of Christmas Memories is also available, "read by the author."