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    The Story of Santa's Birds
    The Story of Santa's Birds
    The Story of Santa's Birds
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    The Story of Santa's Birds

    By Kyle Koning and Cheryl Koning

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    Everyone knows that Santa Claus knows when you are bad or good (so be good for goodness sake!) but HOW exactly does he know? Omniscience doesn't come easy and a man as busy as Santa needs a little help. The Story of Santa's Birds shares the secret of how all the birds of the world help Santa know who is naughty and who is nice. Santa's Birds are everywhere and they report regularly to the North Pole to share what they learn.

    This whimsical rhyming story explains the magic of Santa Claus and shows how his birds are his eyes and ears all throughout the year. By encouraging a mindful awareness of Santa's feathered friends is sure to help little ones keep the Christmas spirit alive everywhere they go.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKyle Koning
    Release dateSep 18, 2015
    ISBN9780996847001
    The Story of Santa's Birds
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    Kyle Koning

    Kyle and Cheryl Koning are a husband and wife children's book team living in San Francisco. The Story of Santa's Birds is their first children's book.

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