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When Santa Came to Stay

by Timothy Knapman (author) and Chris Chatterton (illustrator)

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Product description

Knock knock! Hello – who’s at the door? It’s Santa! He’s not just popping down the chimney. He’s actually coming to stay! Santa’s house at the North Pole has exploded. So a normal family are welcoming him into their beautiful home. Uh-oh. Santa is NOT an easy guest. His elves run riot, he floods the house, and his reindeer keep pooping everywhere… A funny treat for all you kids who love a visit from Santa. Warning: just don’t let him stay for long!

The perfect laugh-out-loud Christmas story to share

Free ‘SANTA STOP HERE’ sign to cut out and keep

A fantastic gift or stocking filler for small children

By the author of Dinosaurs in the Supermarket

Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Small parts.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407166346

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

October 6th, 2016

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