
This humorous chapter book follows the Brewster triplets, Dawn, Darby, and Delaney, as they try to salvage what seems destined to be their worst Christmas. With their mother, older sister, and aunt stranded in Boston by snow, and their father overwhelmed, the girls are left to deal with being cast as angels in the local pageant and a mysterious thief stealing Christmas decorations and baked goods. The story gently explores themes of family bonds, resilience, and finding joy amidst chaos, offering a relatable look at holiday stress and the unique dynamics of a divorced family during a special time of year. It's a lighthearted read perfect for early to late elementary readers.
The eleven-year-old Brewster triplets, Dawn, Darby, and Delaney, are afraid this is going to be the worst Christmas ever--they have been cast as angels in their local Christmas pageant just because they are girls, their mother, older sister, and aunt are stuck in Boston because of the snow, someone is stealing outdoor Christmas decorations and baked goods, and their father is just too busy for Christmas.