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Santa's Story - Personalized
This is the story of Christmas, as told by Santa himself. In this story Santa tells your child:
What he looks like
What he wears
The types of toys he brings to children's homes
About the special night when peace and goodwill fill people's hearts
About the great book, the Bible, and asks your child to one day take a look
That peace and great joy come from Christ and not just from a toy
To hang their stockings by the chimney with care!
A full sample story is given below this page. Here is the book cover and 2 sample page illustrations.
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$18.95 Book#521 Hard Cover 6 1/2" x 8 " 35 pages Ages 3-9
Please include the following information on the order form:-
Book number
Child's name
Child's gender
Child's age
Hometown
Name of person giving the book
Dedication
Date the book is given
Note: You could order now and then submit the details later by e-mail. Make the order number the Subject of your e-mail if you choose to submit the details later. You will get the order number after submitting your order
As you read the story substitute the underlined information with yours. This is just a sample, your book will be made using the requested details above.
Page 1 - Book Title and illustrations
Page 2 - More illustrations
Page 3 - Santa's Story was created especially for Jessica Ann Smith at the age of 6, with love from, Mommy and Daddy, July 27, 2001
Page 4 - 'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
Page 5 - Illustrations
Page 6 -More illustrations
page 7 - Jessica in her nightshirt settled into bed, while visions of dolls danced in her head.
Page 8 - You've heard this before, this story's not new. I've added a twist, your name's in here too.
Page 9 - Illustrations
Page 10 - More illustrations
Page 11- I'm jolly and round and I wear a red suit, I visit each home with a sled filled with loot.
Page 12 - And what is this loot that I bring in my sled? Simply toys, like dolls, and balls that are red. There are clothes and shoes and candy canes pink, and then there's some coal for the bad kids, I think.
Page 13 - Illustrations
Page 14 - More illustrations
Page 15 - Some say that I'm Santa, some say I'm a fad, some folks even say I look just like your dad.
Page 16 - But one thing's for certain on this special night, the world stops its churning and pushing its might.
Page 17 - Illustrations
Page 18 - More illustrations
Page 19 - The smokestacks are turned off, the workers go home, machines become silent from Atlanta to Rome.
Page 20 - Up in the sky, late at night there's a glow, where a special star twinkled many years ago.
Page 21 - Illustrations
Page 22 - More illustrations
Page 23 - Peace and goodwill fill our hearts from the light. Mary gave birth to Baby Jesus that night.
Page 24- Wise men brought gifts, they came from afar, they found their way there, they followed the star. The rest of the story is told in a book called the Bible, it's great, one day take a look.
Page 25 - Illustrations
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Page 27 - Now onward and upward I'll sail through the night. I'm till the tradition of what's good and what's right.
Page 28 - And because you'll get presents, I know Christmas Day will not be forgotten as you laugh and you play. But remember the reason for peace and great joy, it comes from our Christ, and not just from a toy.
Page 29 - Illustrations
Page 30 - More illustrations
Page 31 - So, Jessica, hang your stockings by the chimney with care, don't worry about me, I'll still be there.
Page 32- I'll munch on the snacks, drink the milk that you leave, I do it each year the same time, Christmas Eve.
Page 33 - Illustrations
Page 34 - More illustrations
Page 35 - My reindeer are ready, the time is just right. Go to sleep now, Jessica, Merry Christmas, Good Night!
Ordering Information My Christmas Wish The Story of Christmas
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