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    The Children's Book of Christmas Stories
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    The Children's Book of Christmas Stories
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    The Children's Book of Christmas Stories

    By Charlotte Kobetis

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    About this ebook

    A collection of 34 short Christmas Stories for the Young and Young at heart.
    Authors include some of the greatest story writers of all time - Charles Dickens, Eldridge Brooks, Oliver Bunce, and etc.!

    Stories include:
    CHRISTMAS AT FEZZIWIG’S WAREHOUSE,
    THE FIR-TREE,
    THE CHRISTMAS MASQUERAD,
    THE SHEPHERDS AND THE ANGELS,
    THE TELLTALE TILE,
    LITTLE GIRL’S CHRISTMAS WINNIFRED E. LINCOLN,
    “A CHRISTMAS MATINEE”,
    TOINETTE AND THE ELVES,
    THE VOYAGE OF THE WEE RED CAP,
    A STORY OF THE CHRIST-CHILD,
    JIMMY SCARECROW’S CHRISTMAS,
    WHY THE CHIMES RANG,
    THE BIRDS’ CHRISTMAS,
    THE LITTLE SISTER’S VACATION,
    LITTLE WOLFF’S WOODEN SHOES,
    CHRISTMAS IN THE ALLEY,
    A CHRISTMAS STAR,
    THE QUEEREST CHRISTMAS,
    and etc......
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 8, 2016
    ISBN9781365033216
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