Susan Wren, Sharon Perris
A Christmas Fairy Tale
language
(Wren Nov. 19, 2016)
, 1 edition
A Fairy Tale for all ages.
Alanis is a little girl looking forward to Christmas. In the weeks running up to Christmas children are mysteriously disappearing from their bedrooms overnight and the whole country is on high alert looking for a kidnapper. On the night of her brother's school play, Alanis is taken, but this time the kidnapper was seen, but unbelievably it seemed to be Father Christmas in his sleigh.
Meanwhile, in Fairy Land, all is not well: Father Christmas is ill, the snow has not come, and then the wizards in charge of the Toy Factory receive a newspaper sent with the Christmas mail carrying a picture of Father Christmas on the front page, with the caption 'Father Christmas accused of kidnapping children.
This is the story of where Alanis was taken, and how she, and all the children, were rescued and returned to their families just in time for Christmas. Along the way she meets fairies, elves, wizards, a witch and the real Father Christmas.
Alanis is a little girl looking forward to Christmas. In the weeks running up to Christmas children are mysteriously disappearing from their bedrooms overnight and the whole country is on high alert looking for a kidnapper. On the night of her brother's school play, Alanis is taken, but this time the kidnapper was seen, but unbelievably it seemed to be Father Christmas in his sleigh.
Meanwhile, in Fairy Land, all is not well: Father Christmas is ill, the snow has not come, and then the wizards in charge of the Toy Factory receive a newspaper sent with the Christmas mail carrying a picture of Father Christmas on the front page, with the caption 'Father Christmas accused of kidnapping children.
This is the story of where Alanis was taken, and how she, and all the children, were rescued and returned to their families just in time for Christmas. Along the way she meets fairies, elves, wizards, a witch and the real Father Christmas.
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