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This Christmas in Guatemala 101 ebook (available in print, pdf, and Kindle format) is a comprehensive guide from an insider's point of view, sharing my experiences and those of friends and acquaintances as told to me.
In addition, this book contains step-by-step Guatemala Christmas recipes, instructions on how to make Guatemalan Christmas ornaments, and fun Christmas activities for kids, as well.
Christmas in Guatemala 101: Traditions, Fun Activities, and Recipes for an Authentic Guatemalan Christmas has facts and insights that you won't find anywhere else.
This exclusive, information-packed ebook (of over 150 pages!) gives you a realistic look into the Guatemalan Christmas season... available at only a small fraction of the cost of a trip to Guatemala to experience it yourself.
MY REVIEW:
I was given the opportunity to read this book and give a review of it, I thought it would be a great thing for me because I love learning new things about people and places around the world. Let's be honest here, I know nothing about Guatemala, country, people or traditions. I was given 36 pages to read of the book, far cry from the "over 150 pages" that the book is supposed to have, but that's fine, it is a review copy. I can tell you based on the pages I was able to read, the information is great, I know so much more about their Christmas traditions now. The photos were fantastic as well, what a great way to illustrate the events of December.
I love the recipes section. I really enjoy cooking new things for my family and I can't wait to try some Buñuelos. I am so excited to do some of the crafts that are in the book with my children and decorate the house a little with this. I think Guatemalans sure know how to do Christmas, and Benjamin Barnett gave us a great look into it. From his knowledge I have learned so much about something I knew nothing about. I really enjoyed the book, I wish that is was the full 150+ pages but I have learned enough for now. I really enjoyed so much, it was almost like I was there as I was reading his words. Imagining the processions through town, envisioning what it must be like for them, how exciting it is for me just to know that this happens there. I would love to visit around this December just to see it all actually happen. I'm captivated with the excitement of Christmas and knowing that some people still celebrate it the way it deserves to be celebrated! I love this book. If you like learning new things about other cultures, like trying new crafts, recipes, I would suggest getting this. It's available in different formats, PDF and on Amazon for your Kindle. If you like the "old fashion" book you can pick one of those up too. I enjoyed this so much, I would like to see Benjamin travel around and write some more books about other traditions around the world. I could really get into them.
I give this book 2 out of 2 thumbs up!
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This Christmas in Guatemala 101 ebook (available in print, pdf, and Kindle format) is a comprehensive guide from an insider's point of view, sharing my experiences and those of friends and acquaintances as told to me.
In addition, this book contains step-by-step Guatemala Christmas recipes, instructions on how to make Guatemalan Christmas ornaments, and fun Christmas activities for kids, as well.
Christmas in Guatemala 101: Traditions, Fun Activities, and Recipes for an Authentic Guatemalan Christmas has facts and insights that you won't find anywhere else.
This exclusive, information-packed ebook (of over 150 pages!) gives you a realistic look into the Guatemalan Christmas season... available at only a small fraction of the cost of a trip to Guatemala to experience it yourself.
MY REVIEW:
I was given the opportunity to read this book and give a review of it, I thought it would be a great thing for me because I love learning new things about people and places around the world. Let's be honest here, I know nothing about Guatemala, country, people or traditions. I was given 36 pages to read of the book, far cry from the "over 150 pages" that the book is supposed to have, but that's fine, it is a review copy. I can tell you based on the pages I was able to read, the information is great, I know so much more about their Christmas traditions now. The photos were fantastic as well, what a great way to illustrate the events of December.
I love the recipes section. I really enjoy cooking new things for my family and I can't wait to try some Buñuelos. I am so excited to do some of the crafts that are in the book with my children and decorate the house a little with this. I think Guatemalans sure know how to do Christmas, and Benjamin Barnett gave us a great look into it. From his knowledge I have learned so much about something I knew nothing about. I really enjoyed the book, I wish that is was the full 150+ pages but I have learned enough for now. I really enjoyed so much, it was almost like I was there as I was reading his words. Imagining the processions through town, envisioning what it must be like for them, how exciting it is for me just to know that this happens there. I would love to visit around this December just to see it all actually happen. I'm captivated with the excitement of Christmas and knowing that some people still celebrate it the way it deserves to be celebrated! I love this book. If you like learning new things about other cultures, like trying new crafts, recipes, I would suggest getting this. It's available in different formats, PDF and on Amazon for your Kindle. If you like the "old fashion" book you can pick one of those up too. I enjoyed this so much, I would like to see Benjamin travel around and write some more books about other traditions around the world. I could really get into them.
I give this book 2 out of 2 thumbs up!
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