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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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The Christmas Cookie: Stories from the Counter

The Christmas Cookie: Stories from the Counter

Gregory, David

Hardcover

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798999990211
Publisher: Iconic Freedom Press
Published: Aug 24 2025
Pages: 112
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
✨ The Christmas Cookie: Stories from the Counter Some stories warm you like a cookie fresh from the oven. Others linger, reminding you of people and places that leave their mark long after the season ends. In The Christmas Cookie: Stories from the Counter, Gregory Wirth invites readers to pull up a chair in a small-town shop where coffee, cocoa, and conversation flow as easily as the snow outside the window. Each story captures a moment at the counter - a fleeting exchange, a glimpse of memory, or the quiet pause that only the holidays seem to bring. From the lighthearted request of a regular customer to the unspoken weight of a soldier's story, these vignettes reveal how the simplest encounters carry depth, humor, and humanity. At the counter, lives intersect in ways that remind us that Christmas isn't only about the celebration of a day, but about the choices, connections, and reflections that shape us through every season. More than a collection of short stories, The Christmas Cookie is a companion for winter evenings, a book to share with friends or savor alone with a warm drink in hand. It is a reminder that life is found not in rushing through the season, but in noticing its details: the creak of an old floorboard, the hush of snowfall, the smile that lingers longer than expected. Whether read in one sitting or savored one story at a time, The Christmas Cookie offers a timeless invitation: to pause, to listen, and to find yourself in the stories that unfold when you simply stop at the counter.

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