How different can one Christmas snow globe really be?
Step back to Christmastime, 1961, along Route 66, where a small diner and a mysterious snow globe quietly begin to change lives.
Like snowflakes forming a single blanket, the stories inside the Snowglobe Diner come together — moments of kindness, faith, loss, courage, and the unspoken tensions of a changing America. Some reflect the signs of the times, including segregation and the world shaped by the Green Book. Others reveal how families are mended, hearts are softened, and grace appears when it is least expected.
Blending magical realism, historical fiction, and Christian faith, The Snowglobe of Route 66 is a Christmas novel about community, conscience, and the quiet miracles that happen when people truly see one another.
An eye-friendly format printed in 14-point font, with spaced paragraphs instead of indenting, makes this story easy and comfortable to read.
A story to return to during the holidays, or anytime you’re longing for the quiet comfort of simpler moments and the enduring charm of Route 66.
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Seller: ABC Books, Springfield, MO, U.S.A.
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