Naomi is eight years old and lives in the village of Bethlehem, in a house with no windows and a small garden full of poppies, lilies and an orange tree. She loves her family and her flowers.
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About this audiobook
Naomi is eight years old and lives in the village of Bethlehem, in a house with no windows and a small garden full of poppies, lilies and an orange tree. She loves her family and her flowers. Then a special night comes to the little town, and the child, her brother Ezra and baby Jonas find the world changing around them.
Christmas Light is a children's story of the first Christmas, told through the eyes of a Bethlehem girl. It is read by Wendy-Maree Holt. It was written by Ethel Calvert Phillips and published in 1922, with chapters from Naomi's Garden to The Shepherds and The Light of the World.
A quiet, reverent story for families to share at Christmas.
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Details
Length
1 hr 51 min
Format
Unabridged audiobook
Released
January 2025
Publisher
Academy Voices
Language
English
ISBN
9798347319473
Questions
Who narrates the Christmas Light audiobook?
This edition of Christmas Light by Ethel Calvert Phillips is narrated by Wendy-Maree Holt.
How long is the Christmas Light audiobook?
It runs 1 hr 51 min, unabridged, so you hear the complete text.
Is this audiobook narrated by a real person?
Yes. Every Academy Voices audiobook is Certified Human Voice: performed start to finish by a real narrator.
Where can I listen to Christmas Light?
Right here: buy it on Academy Voices and listen in your browser or our app. Hear a free sample on this page first.
