The Lonely Christmas Tree
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Annekarien van de Velde
About the author Annekarien loves writing calming stories for children and expanding their imagination. Annekarien was born in the Netherlands and currently resides in New Zealand with her husband and their three children. About the illustrator Jeanne Ee is an illustrator and graphic designer who spends most of her free time illustrating. Amongst all types of illustrations that she does, she loves illustrating children’s books best. Jeanne lives in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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