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12 Days of Heartwarming Christmas Books in Order

Part ofMelinda Curtis Books in Order

Explore Melinda Curtis titles tied to 12 Days of Heartwarming Christmas, with quick summaries, holiday background, and where to start.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

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12 Days of Heartwarming Christmas books in publication order

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1

A Christmas Carousel Proposal

by Melinda Curtis

2018

Holiday nostalgia and a public Christmas setting push two people toward a decision neither expected to make so soon. It is a festive romance built on old feelings and new courage.

2

Santa School

by Melinda Curtis

2018

Christmas spirit, friendly chaos, and a setting built around Santa School make this a playful holiday romance. Between the pageantry and the pressure, love sneaks in right on schedule.

12 Days of Heartwarming Christmas books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "A Christmas Carousel Proposal"

    A Christmas Carousel Proposal

    by Melinda Curtis

    201812 Days of Heartwarming Christmas, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Santa School"

    Santa School

    by Melinda Curtis

    201812 Days of Heartwarming Christmas, Book 2

Series background & context

12 Days of Heartwarming Christmas is another page that works better as a seasonal reading lane than a strict Melinda Curtis continuity. The appeal comes from the shared holiday framework: multiple sweet romances, a festive setting, and a built-in countdown feeling that makes the books easy to dip into during December.

It is all about the mood.

Collections like this usually gather standalone love stories around common traditions, decorations, town events, and the pressure, or magic, of the season. Curtis's work fits that naturally. She tends to write people who are guarding hurt, carrying responsibilities, or trying to keep life orderly right up until Christmas chaos, and another human being, pushes things off course.

That means readers should expect comfort with a little tension. There may be old flames, family complications, hurried preparations, or a small town determined to involve itself. What you will not usually find is darkness for its own sake. The point is to land on warmth, connection, and that specific holiday-romance satisfaction where emotional knots loosen just in time.

So think of this page as a December shelf. It helps place Curtis's holiday work alongside similar connected Christmas reads and gives you a quick way into the sweeter, community-driven side of her catalog.

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