There are several Christmas stories in each Christmas. Some are wonderful and others are mediocre. In most cases, I return to youth, in most cases I will lift my spirit, remember that experience and take a break. "The Reindeer Keeper" is one of the wonderful stories to brighten up holidays regardless of age and sex. It brings that happiness and sorrow to its memory. This book visualized what the author thought of when I wrote it and gave me richer happiness. This book is painted in the beautiful art of Suzanne Langelier-Lebeda. A beautiful line that will help bring this Christmas story to your family's side.
Abbey and Steve have married happily for more than 30 years. They were a family member who did not mind traveling. They loved their families and each other beyond the expression of the words. The birth of their three children, Eric, Meg, Sam, has made their lives a great enormity. Sorry to work away from home enough that they wanted their children's life to succeed, but as this particular Christmas of success got closer, Abbey and Steve chose the Christmas tree and are alive I tried to get a "perfect tree" like trees doing every year. They lived in a very rural area of the old farm, but there was a provision that the old barn was being repaired without being compromised. The old barn contained various animals, especially the reindeer group. During her first trip the old barn monastery was surprised by the huge size of the barn and how well it was kept. She met Thomas and the owner and barn with the animal. The monastery and Steve did not know why the property was left in them, so the monastery asked Thomas if he knew. Thomas said they would "find it in time".
Abbe to Steve told reindeer and a special barn, but Steve was not known to his family, so he was so angry to listen to something. Another big box store was doing business. Finally Steve calmed down and listened. Prior to Christmas, the monaster found a chest lump and decided to check out her without informing her about her family. The whole family came back for Christmas and made a very pleasant and happy time. Thomas will occasionally come home, but he said that he was too much.
One night, the monastery saw every kind of light and flash come from the barn and had to see what the fuss is. She entered the barn and took him to the magical world. Of course, Elf Thomas and his children were helping to prepare for Christmas. The monaster was surprised and excited at her very much, she alone became part of this magic. They all had a wonderful Christmas and the children went to their respective homes and work. Some of them were divorced. As that year passed, the monaster saw a doctor and knew that her lump was cancerous. She had many treatments trying to quell the cancer. She and Steve eventually had to tell the whole family. Her health has made her family even closer than ever, and the health of the monastery has declined while receiving treatment. She had a nice day and a bad day, but her family was always there for her.
"The Reindeer Keeper" is not a real Christmas story. When the author brought everything together in the middle of this wonderful family and they had a good and bad, happy, sad time, I enjoyed it thoroughly. I highly recommend this book for those who love Christmas and family who were tied together like it was meant.
