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Hard Cover, 6 3/4 by 8 1/4

The "Night Before Christmas" tale,
joined with the birth of Jesus, helps
explain the true meaning
of Christmas while instilling the
spirit of Santa.

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Personalized Santa's Story book excerpt
The following excerpt is from a book made for Jessica, age 6

Here's the text of whole book!

My Christmas Wish
was created especially for

Jessica Ann Smith
at the age of 6

Merry Christmas! From
Mommy and Daddy

December 25, 2008

"Oh what a busy, busy time of year. Christmas is coming, and I have so many things
to do," said Jessica to Amy, who had come to play. "I have gifts to make and
cookies to bake, but that's not all. We'll get a tall tree, and hang three, four, or
maybe more stockings."

Later, Jessica was talking to Amy about Santa Claus. They could picture Santa's
jolly, round face and his big smile that was nearly hidden by his long, white, bushy
beard.

"I have a great idea," said Jessica. "Let's get our crayons and pencils, each make a
list, and call it "My Christmas Wish." This list will be special. We'll pretend that we
can go to the North Pole and see how Santa and Mrs. Claus get ready for
Christmas."

All of the elves work so hard in Santa's toy shop that Mrs. Claus bakes them lots of
cookies for snacks. Some have red icing; some have chocolate icing; and some
have green icing.
"Ummm, I really like cookies," said Jessica, "I wish that I could be there to share
some of them with the elves."

Santa's elves are very busy running here and running there.
"I wish that I could be there to help feed the reindeer and polish all of the brass
bells," said Amy.

Jessica thought of another wish. "I wish that Santa could bring Rudolph to Atlanta.
It would make the whole town happy."

"I just thought of an even bigger wish," said Jessica. "I wish that Santa Claus would
come with ALL of his reindeer and take me for a ride. Up, up, and away we would
fly. I would wear a green suit to match the color of Santa's green sleigh. As I fly by,
I might even shake a bell or two myself."

"Well, I have the BIGGEST wish," cried Amy. "I can't write it down, because it is
so BIG. I wish that all of the children in Atlanta could take turns flying around with
Santa Claus. I can just see their BIG smiles."

Jessica, along with Amy, was enjoying this pretend game very much. They were
wishing that they could go and see where Santa and Mrs. Claus lived. They had
been told that the walkway to the front door was lined with candy canes!

All of the sudden, they found themselves sitting at Santa's table. Santa was reading
through his very long list of names of children who had been very good. Jessica, as
well as Amy, hoped that their names were on the list.

"Welcome to our home, Jessica. Would you like some cookies," asked Mrs. Claus.
"Santa and I will sing you some Christmas songs. How about 'Silent Night' or
'Jingle Bells'? Yes, 'Jingle Bells,'" and they began to sing.

The music could be heard in the workshop where the elves were working very hard.
One elf was painting some finishing touches on the roof of that doll house. "I
wonder if one of the elves made that little doll," said Jessica. "I would like to have
that as a gift for myself."

Jessica saw an elf pick up a colorful book about the real meaning of Christmas. She
thought that it seemed like a good idea to add the book to her wish list.

"This has been a very exciting adventure to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus and see how
hard all of the elves work to get ready for Christmas," said Jessica.

As the children watched Santa load his sleigh, they realized that it was time to say
good-bye. "Before we go," said Jessica, "we have just one last wish."

"Peace on Earth and good will

to all the children of the world."

December 25, 2008

THE END

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