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    Nate-Nate the Christmas Snake
    Nate-Nate the Christmas Snake
    Nate-Nate the Christmas Snake
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    Nate-Nate the Christmas Snake

    By Jimmy Huston

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    Follow little Nate-Nate as he explores Candy Cane Lane on Christmas Eve.

    He's not always welcome as he tries to join in the holiday festivities, but he doesn't give up.

    Before the evening is over, he will have a chance to save Christmas for the entire neighborhood.

    Through his adventures he becomes the legend known far and wide as Nate-Nate the Christmas Snake.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJimmy Huston
    Release dateDec 2, 2016
    ISBN9781970022186
    Nate-Nate the Christmas Snake

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