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The Girl Who Saved Christmas by Matt Haig, Carey Mulligan, Chris Mould · Booklabria

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The Girl Who Saved Christmas

Children's fictionChristmas

The Girl Who Saved Christmas

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First published: 2016
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

Settings: Victorian London; North Pole - Amelia Wishart is a lowly chimney sweep who despite her meager existence exudes the kind of hope providing thrust of Santa's sleigh. But when she is sent to the workhouse and her hope drains away, Santa is worried he may have to cancel Christmas if there is diminished hope to power his sleigh.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Christmas
Christmas stories
Literature and fiction, juvenile
Characters: Santa Claus

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