What are other good titles for Christmas stories?

Well, titles like 'Christmas in the Snow', 'A Christmas Carol' (a classic one), and 'The Christmas Star' are also great for christmas stories. 'Christmas in the Snow' gives a very wintry and festive feel, 'A Christmas Carol' is a well - known story that has been loved for generations, and 'The Christmas Star' can lead to many different story ideas, like following a journey to find the star.

How about 'The Christmas Cookie Adventure' or 'The Snowy Path to Christmas'?

Some good titles could be 'The Magic of Christmas Eve', 'A Christmas Miracle in the Snow', 'The Lost Reindeer on Christmas'.

There are quite a few. For instance, 'The Christmas Carol that Changed Everything' can make people think about how music or a song might have a profound impact during the Christmas season. 'The Homeless Puppy's Christmas' would tug at the heartstrings and show the spirit of Christmas in terms of giving and compassion. Also, 'The Christmas Tree that Talked' is a fun and imaginative title that can attract readers, especially children, who are full of wonder during Christmas time.

The Enchanted Mermaid.

For murder stories, titles like 'The Ghostly Killer' can be effective. It combines the idea of a murderer with something supernatural, making the story seem more mysterious. 'The Deadly Deception' is also good as it makes the reader think about how lies or false pretenses are involved in the murder. And 'The Poisoned Plot' is a great title because it suggests that there was a planned and devious way to commit the murder, perhaps using poison as the weapon.

Witch in the Haunted Woods.

Good titles include 'The Skeleton's Dance on Halloween', 'The Vampire's Lair on All Hallows' Eve', 'The Black Cat's Mischief on Halloween'.

A simple title could be 'The Christmas Miracle'. It directly implies that something extraordinary will happen during Christmas, which is a common theme in Christmas stories.

Time's Tapestry Unraveled. It suggests that through time travel, the fabric of time (like a tapestry) is being explored or even disrupted. It's a more creative and evocative title that can draw in readers who like stories that play with the concept of time in an abstract and interesting way.