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Christmas Eve at the Mellops by Tomi Ungerer · Booklabria

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Christmas Eve at the Mellops

Christmas Eve at the Mellops

Name: Christmas Eve at the Mellops
Author: Tomi Ungerer

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First published: 1960
Language: English
Editions: 4

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It is the day before Christmas. The four Mellops brothers all have the same idea - to surprise their family with a Christmas tree. By Christmas Eve the hall is full of trees - and tears - and the Mellops must find a way to share the festive cheer.

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