Tuesday, November 7, 2017

The Nativity Pageant by Neil K. Johnson {Blog Tour Review}




The Nativity Pageant by Neil K. Johnson



Would you rather read the nativity story or be a part of it? Using simple stage directions, easy-to-find props, and a script that's straight from the scriptures, this book helps you act out the familiar story of the first Christmas for your friends and family. Start a new tradition this season with a simple pageant you'll look forward to performing year after year.


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My Review: 5 Stars

The Nativity is one of my favorite things about Christmas, from the displays to the story and I love pondering it during the season, especially on Christmas Eve. My kids used to act things out as we read it when they were younger, but this is a great way for each character to know their part to get the full effect, especially since the Bible wording can be difficult for a younger audience to interpret. Using this book can help each person know their role in the story, giving each actor parts to speak, as well as having narrators fill in the cracks.

This little booklet tells the actors where to stand, when to sing carols that are fitting for what's happening in the story, and which props to use. This is a keeper to use for each and every family Christmas Eve.

*I received a copy from the publisher, which had no influence on my thoughts and opinions.*

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Buy Links:

http://amzn.to/2y05u3w  https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-nativity-pageant-neil-johnson/1126190337?ean=9781462120321

About the Author:


Neil Johnson and his current wife, Sharee, both lost their first spouses to cancer. They married and blended their family of fifteen kids, and they have fifty-two grandkids so far. Neil is very active in his church, and he always loves to see the enactment of the Nativity pageant at Christmastime. He knows many of the struggles to make the pageant meaningful, and he has tried to address them in this dramatization. 

Neil taught school for forty-four years--first drama, then English--and he loves kids. He was chosen as the 2010 Utah English Teacher of the Year. Neil has written The Drama Sourcebook and has compiled three books containing thirty plays from other authors.

Neil and Sharee live in Lehi, Utah, within easy driving distance of most of their large family.

Blog Tour:

Nov 1 Pebbles and Piggytails
Nov 5 Rockin' Book Reviews 
Nov 9 I Am A Reader
Nov 11 Author Laurisa White Reyes
Nov 13 What's Up Fagans?
Nov 15 A Lively Hope
Nov 15 Compass Book Ratings

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