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The Christmas Goblin and the Elfling

T. Ferries

  • 14 pages
  • 0.8 MB
  • PDF

On a snowy night before Christmas, a little elfling hears a knock at the door and must decide whether to trust the visitor who says he is Santa. A short illustrated story about being careful with strangers.

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