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Christmas Morning for Young Kids
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this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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Buy him a book series you read to him. It's a great way to instill a love of reading and bonds you together.
If you don't want the books hanging around you can teach him about donating or selling them so others can enjoy.
Oh this reminds me I was thinking he'd like the Magic Treehouse series. I've heard good things about those books
My son loved those books and they are a great way to talk about history.
"You know something like this really did happen."
He eventually tired of them because they are very formulaic but not for 20 or so :)
We picked up a ton of used copies but they also have them at libraries. There is a story line arc but it's pretty thin; you can read them out of order if you can use your imagination to gloss over those parts.