VBT# The Living Christmas Tree - Kristin Sponaugle

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The Living Christmas Tree

VBT# The Living Christmas Tree - Kristin Sponaugle - September 2021



With Christmas just around the corner, it is that time again with all the Christmas picture books being released and Kristin Sponaugle has released a gorgeous magical Christmas story with beautiful illustrations and is the perfect read for children aged 6-9 years old. It is Christmas time at the Miller's house and this year Hannah and William have decorated their Christmas tree beautifully. I love decorating Christmas trees and everything about Christmas as there is something magical about it and with the Living Christmas Tree, Magic is about to be injected into the story as this tree isn't just a boring pine tree but at night when everyone is sleeping it comes alive and gets up to all sorts of mischief, mayhem, and hijinks and if Hannah and William are lucky, they maybe able to catch glimpses of the tree's adventures . This Christmas season the Millers are about to learn about Christmas in a fun adventurous way.


Amazon: https://amzn.to/3EnNDpm







Afbeeldingsresultaat voor pinterest tekeningen dieren kawaii | Cute kawaii drawings, Cute drawings, Kawaii doodles



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  1. Author Kristin SponaugleDecember 5, 2021 at 1:10 PM

    Thank you so much for the lovely review! I hope you have a merry, and magical, Christmas!

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