--- product_id: 20187445 title: "Book 3: Christmas Songs" price: "₹ 3684" currency: INR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.in/products/20187445-book-3-christmas-songs store_origin: IN region: India --- # Book 3: Christmas Songs **Price:** ₹ 3684 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Book 3: Christmas Songs - **How much does it cost?** ₹ 3684 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.in](https://www.desertcart.in/products/20187445-book-3-christmas-songs) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Learn to play 21 Easy Ukulele Christmas Songs before Santa slides down your chimney... Beginner-friendly "21 Easy Ukulele Songs for Christmas" may be the easiest way to learn, play and master heart-warming Christmas songs on the ukulele. Here's why… This is not just a book of songs. The authors teach you how to play them in the book and via free online videos included with your purchase. All songs are arranged in order from easiest to hardest , starting with great-sounding 2-chord songs you can learn in minutes. Diagrams and photos of finger placement for all chords eliminate frustration. All songs include lyrics and both musical and tab notation. Don't read music? Difficulty with chords? Simply follow the tabs and play melody. The authors make it as easy as pumpkin pie! You'll be learning from the award-winning musicians and music teacher duo who authored the best-selling book 21 Songs in 6 Days… Named one of the 10 best ukulele Christmas books by UkuleleMusicInfo.com on Dec. 11, 2017 FREE BONUS VIDEOS: your purchase includes online video instructions for all 21 songs, so you can hear the songs and see how to play them . In no time, you'll be filling your home with nostalgic Christmas favorites, including: Jingle Bells Up on the Housetop Away in a Manger Silent Night Jolly Old Saint Nicholas Deck the Halls We Three Kings And 14 more seasonal treasures Click the book cover above to "Look inside" for all 21 songs. "21 Easy Ukulele Songs for Christmas" Also Teaches You: How to read tablature (tabs) - even if you've never played before, this book is all you need to play beautiful Christmas songs, quickly and easily. How to perform easy or elaborate strumming patterns for each song to suit your skill level and add interesting variety. How to fingerpick and use simple techniques to create different sounds to add your own flair to your Christmas songs How to play duets with a friend or family member for a richer-sounding arrangement (perfect for caroling at home or around the neighborhood). Plus a brief history of each song, a chord glossary, and more. It's never been easier to learn, play and master some of the greatest Christmas songs ever written. You'll be ready to impress and entertain your friends and family this Christmas and for many more to come. Grab your copy of "21 Easy Ukulele Songs for Christmas" today and have yourself a merry little Christmas day! "21 Easy Ukulele Songs for Christmas" is Book 3 of the Beginning Ukulele Songs Series. Be sure to check out the other books: "21 Songs in 6 Days: Learn Ukulele the Easy Way" Book 1 "Easy Ukulele Songs: Five with Five Chords" Book 2 "21 MORE Songs in 6 Days: Learn Intermediated Ukulele the Easy Way" Book 4 "21 Easy Ukulele Folk Songs" Book 5 "21 Easy Ukulele Hymns" Book 6 Review: You will enjoy the PROCESS of learning if you use this book - I finished a dissertation recently (this will be relevant). To get through that process, I had to learn lots and lots of facts simply to demonstrate that I learned them -- because it was supposedly good for me or proved that I was an accomplished student. When I got done, I wanted to do something for FUN. This book is fun in part because you play real songs right off the bat. It's also fun because you learn from real people who seem like they could live next door. The tone of the writing in the book and also the videos that you can watch (and more importantly, play along with, which is the whole point) are polished but not so perfectionistic as to feel remote. I have picked up a number of instruments over the years and was "taught" piano as a child by a relative who is a piano teacher. I have often used Hal Leonard method books (guitar method, piano method, ukulele method, etc.) and sometimes Mel Bay or other titles. They feel official and one puts in time learning the mechanics of something. It's not that I mean to make light of that because I have learned SOMETHING (I think) from books of that type. Still, it feels a bit as though I have to pay my dues or somehow suffer before I can do what I want to do, which is to play the instrument. When I was earning a degree (in this case, a doctorate), doing things because I had to was part of the process--like it is at work. I picked up a ukulele to have fun, relax, and enjoy myself, not to do time. I enjoy these author's books because they align well with that objective. I have fun and play real songs from the start. Being able to play the songs does, of course, take practice, and no book can change that, but this book, and these authors, make the process, not just the end point, enjoyable. Having spent time with this book, as well as the Hal Leonard method book (which I do use) I think book by Bogart is the most effective. It is sequenced in a way that is appropriate for a beginner. I am presented the material so that it takes me one more step along the way without having taken a big step that is not comfortable. Again, it is a matter of having fun, but then you look back and realize you have learned the same types of concepts and skills that you would have learned with a method book that seems more serious and formal. If you read the author's bios, you will find that they are well credentialed and have an impressive music background such that they have earned the right to be viewed as capable teachers. You can learn from the book without using the online videos but I suggest you sign up (instructions are in the book) and use not only the videos that accompany the book but also the many 'freebies' that often appear one's inbox. Having spent a good part of this morning trying "I saw three ships," which is the second song in this book, I would recommend that you first watch the video a time or two just to the study the pattern of the chords before you play. In other words, you'll play F (once), then C7 (once), then F (once), then C7 (once), then F (twice) C7 (twice). This is not a hard sequence: you alternate F and C7, playing one time each, then F twice, then C7 twice. So you can practice a couple times before you try the video, which can move kind of quickly once it starts. They have other books, all of which I have recently bought. I like this Christmas book in part because I know the songs (so I more or less understand what something should sound like) and they are songs that appeal to adults (unless for whatever reason one does not happen to celebrate Christmas). This book is also inexpensive, so I have a couple of extra copies at other places where I tend to practice...and maybe I'll wind up giving away one or two of those copies. This instrument (ukulele) and the instruction of these two sisters have served as a 'gateway' instrument to me, helping me build confidence and interest, and now I think I would like to try the guitar again too, so I hope they use this same methodology to teach other instruments, particularly guitar (or even baritone ukulele, for which the strings/notes are different). Their books are inexpensive and they are capable educators. So even if you wind up using this book in conjunction with others (which I don't think is necessary, but if you do...), I think you will be happy that you bought it. Having been subject to years of instruction by a relative who teaches rather strictly and by the book, this has served as an enjoyable and accessible tool to play an instrument. The outcome is that I have decided maybe I can both play and enjoy an instrument after all. So if you have music instruction and decided that you couldn't play (or if you don't remember how to play), the ukulele and this book is a great starting point. I also appreciate their generosity in all the online videos that accompany and transcend this book. I think these authors have made music accessible to those who want to simply play for enjoyment regardless of their current skill level. Review: Easy and Fun - The songs in this book are simple enough, but not boring. And they progressively get more challenging. The video accompaniments are valuable as it can help you learn to play in time with others. ALSO a big bonus on this book is you probably know how most of these song SHOULD sound. It can be especially challenging to learn a new song when you aren’t familiar with. Most of these songs I’ve been singing or hearing every year since I can remember. I know that may seem silly, but as a beginner it can truly be helpful to know what it is supposed to sound like prior to playing. As far as the format of this book, I can read sheet music, but I didn’t know how to read TABS. This is the first ukulele book (of the three I’ve owned so far) that really explained it simply enough to understand. So you get traditional sheet music, lyrics, TABS, play along videos and on some songs (like silent night) there are even finger picking parts written out. So it offers a variety of ways to learn and a variety of ways to play the songs. Highly recommended this book. I plan to try the intermediate songs (Not Holiday) book next. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #237,350 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #43 in Ukulele Songbooks #64 in Ukuleles (Books) #164 in Music Exercises | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,293 Reviews | ## Images ![Book 3: Christmas Songs - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81HTZ7n-rXL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You will enjoy the PROCESS of learning if you use this book *by R***W on April 20, 2018* I finished a dissertation recently (this will be relevant). To get through that process, I had to learn lots and lots of facts simply to demonstrate that I learned them -- because it was supposedly good for me or proved that I was an accomplished student. When I got done, I wanted to do something for FUN. This book is fun in part because you play real songs right off the bat. It's also fun because you learn from real people who seem like they could live next door. The tone of the writing in the book and also the videos that you can watch (and more importantly, play along with, which is the whole point) are polished but not so perfectionistic as to feel remote. I have picked up a number of instruments over the years and was "taught" piano as a child by a relative who is a piano teacher. I have often used Hal Leonard method books (guitar method, piano method, ukulele method, etc.) and sometimes Mel Bay or other titles. They feel official and one puts in time learning the mechanics of something. It's not that I mean to make light of that because I have learned SOMETHING (I think) from books of that type. Still, it feels a bit as though I have to pay my dues or somehow suffer before I can do what I want to do, which is to play the instrument. When I was earning a degree (in this case, a doctorate), doing things because I had to was part of the process--like it is at work. I picked up a ukulele to have fun, relax, and enjoy myself, not to do time. I enjoy these author's books because they align well with that objective. I have fun and play real songs from the start. Being able to play the songs does, of course, take practice, and no book can change that, but this book, and these authors, make the process, not just the end point, enjoyable. Having spent time with this book, as well as the Hal Leonard method book (which I do use) I think book by Bogart is the most effective. It is sequenced in a way that is appropriate for a beginner. I am presented the material so that it takes me one more step along the way without having taken a big step that is not comfortable. Again, it is a matter of having fun, but then you look back and realize you have learned the same types of concepts and skills that you would have learned with a method book that seems more serious and formal. If you read the author's bios, you will find that they are well credentialed and have an impressive music background such that they have earned the right to be viewed as capable teachers. You can learn from the book without using the online videos but I suggest you sign up (instructions are in the book) and use not only the videos that accompany the book but also the many 'freebies' that often appear one's inbox. Having spent a good part of this morning trying "I saw three ships," which is the second song in this book, I would recommend that you first watch the video a time or two just to the study the pattern of the chords before you play. In other words, you'll play F (once), then C7 (once), then F (once), then C7 (once), then F (twice) C7 (twice). This is not a hard sequence: you alternate F and C7, playing one time each, then F twice, then C7 twice. So you can practice a couple times before you try the video, which can move kind of quickly once it starts. They have other books, all of which I have recently bought. I like this Christmas book in part because I know the songs (so I more or less understand what something should sound like) and they are songs that appeal to adults (unless for whatever reason one does not happen to celebrate Christmas). This book is also inexpensive, so I have a couple of extra copies at other places where I tend to practice...and maybe I'll wind up giving away one or two of those copies. This instrument (ukulele) and the instruction of these two sisters have served as a 'gateway' instrument to me, helping me build confidence and interest, and now I think I would like to try the guitar again too, so I hope they use this same methodology to teach other instruments, particularly guitar (or even baritone ukulele, for which the strings/notes are different). Their books are inexpensive and they are capable educators. So even if you wind up using this book in conjunction with others (which I don't think is necessary, but if you do...), I think you will be happy that you bought it. Having been subject to years of instruction by a relative who teaches rather strictly and by the book, this has served as an enjoyable and accessible tool to play an instrument. The outcome is that I have decided maybe I can both play and enjoy an instrument after all. So if you have music instruction and decided that you couldn't play (or if you don't remember how to play), the ukulele and this book is a great starting point. I also appreciate their generosity in all the online videos that accompany and transcend this book. I think these authors have made music accessible to those who want to simply play for enjoyment regardless of their current skill level. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy and Fun *by M***N on April 27, 2024* The songs in this book are simple enough, but not boring. And they progressively get more challenging. The video accompaniments are valuable as it can help you learn to play in time with others. ALSO a big bonus on this book is you probably know how most of these song SHOULD sound. It can be especially challenging to learn a new song when you aren’t familiar with. Most of these songs I’ve been singing or hearing every year since I can remember. I know that may seem silly, but as a beginner it can truly be helpful to know what it is supposed to sound like prior to playing. As far as the format of this book, I can read sheet music, but I didn’t know how to read TABS. This is the first ukulele book (of the three I’ve owned so far) that really explained it simply enough to understand. So you get traditional sheet music, lyrics, TABS, play along videos and on some songs (like silent night) there are even finger picking parts written out. So it offers a variety of ways to learn and a variety of ways to play the songs. Highly recommended this book. I plan to try the intermediate songs (Not Holiday) book next. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Product *by S***R on November 1, 2025* Very happy with this product. It had all the songs I wanted and is easy to read. ## Frequently Bought Together - 21 Easy Ukulele Songs For Christmas (Beginning Ukulele Songs) - 21 Songs in 6 Days: Learn Ukulele the Easy Way: Book + online video (Beginning Ukulele Songs) - Ukulele Primer Book for Beginners: with Online Video Access --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.in/products/20187445-book-3-christmas-songs](https://www.desertcart.in/products/20187445-book-3-christmas-songs) --- *Product available on Desertcart India* *Store origin: IN* *Last updated: 2026-05-30*