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Are You Grumpy, Santa?

Lisa Martin0

One of my favorite Christmas books this year is Are You Grumpy, Santa? It makes me giggle when I read it to my kids (and they giggle too). The book is written in rhyme, so it keeps your kid's attention (or at least, it keeps my kid's attention more). I love that this book is made out of cardboard, so it can handle both the little kids and the other kids too.  The story is important for all ages.  This book is about Santa having a really bad day no matter where he goes and no matter what he does. The illustrations are good and will make you laugh and feel bad for Santa. However, at the end of the book, we learn that when people do nice things for you, the grumpies disappear.  This is a great book for a stocking stuff or under the tree from Santa.

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