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SantaKid by James Patterson
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SantaKid (edition 2004)

by James Patterson

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A businessman who is not very nice has bought the North Pole and Christmas, threatening to ruin that special day, and only Chrissie, Santa's daughter, seems to believe Christmas can be saved.
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Title:SantaKid
Authors:James Patterson
Info:New York: Little, Brown, c2004. 1 v. (unpaged) : chiefly col. ill. ; 24 x 32 cm. 1st ed
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Written in the family playroom with his son, Jack.
  Gmomaj | Dec 14, 2019 |
This is the story of how Santa's daughter had to save Christmas. Exmas Express had bought the North Pole and Christmas too and made it a commercialized mess. The company was mass producing Christmas under the direction of its CEO Warrie Ransom-- an angry, mean and demanding boss. Christmas Eve arrived but the company's semis were stuck and couldn't deliver the toys only 50% of the world's children were targeted to get. Chrissy, Santa's daughter, stepped in and saved the day. Another book with wonderful illustrations. ( )
  Stacy_Krout | Apr 14, 2018 |
Cute little tale for the kiddies, but not worth more than just one read. ( )
  biggs1399 | Jan 19, 2016 |
When the North Pole is taken over by a large retailer, things dramatically change for the worse. Deadlines are not met, toys that no one wants to play with are produced in bulk, and children will not have presents on Christmas. Santa's little girl comes to the rescue.

While this is a cute story, it is the illustrations that make it magical. Clean, clear and digitally reproduced, it looks as though each image is airbrushed to perfection. ( )
  Whisper1 | Jan 8, 2015 |
Being a fan of James Patterson, I couldn't pass on reading this book. It's a fun read to keep the little kid inside of you alive. I really enjoyed it bcuz it brought back memories of being excited about Christmas when I was younger. Read it to your children (hey... read it if you don't have children). Feel the magic of the holidays. ( )
  scoutlee | Aug 28, 2010 |
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