Unhappy in his cramped, cold hole, Mortimer Mouse moves into a nativity scene thinking it is the perfect home for him, until he discovers who truly belongs there.

Shepherds, townsfolk, and travelers celebrate the birth of Christ with a midnight feast and dance.

Joshua ben Levi, a young Judean shepherd, is in search of a miracle. His wife, Miriam, is expecting their first baby, but complications threaten to take the lives of both mother and child. In desperate need of God's help, Joshua journeys to the temple in Jerusalem to make an offering and to pray; on the way home he becomes one of the shepherds chosen to greet the Christ child on the night of his birth.

A modern retelling of the Nativity Story illustrated with evocative artwork depicts a human, relatable Joseph and Mary as a common carpenter and a simple peasant girl who are forced to deliver their child in a humble barn.

Emily and her family go shopping for a Christmas tree, but when none of the trees fits her vision of a "perfect" tree, she worries that Christmas will not be perfect.

A simple retelling of the birth of Jesus with emphasis on the quiet time before the arrival of the shepherds, angels, and kings.

Recalls, in rhyming text and illustrations, the Nativity story, from the brown and dusty stable to the star shining brightly above.

The younger sister of three shepherds secretly follows her brothers who are traveling to Bethlehem to see the Christ Child.

In this Christmas story, a mouse is invited by an angel and a fox to make the journey to Bethlehem and be blessed by the Christ Child.