The First Christmas Tree
By R.S. Batson
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Sure to be a family favorite, The First Christmas Tree will be a book your family will read and treasure during Holiday Seasons for generations. This is the true story about the authors Great-Great Grandmother, Katie, as a 10 year old little girl in 1887. The story of how Katie experiences an unforgettable Christmas, will be sure to warm the hearts of children, as well as adults for years to come.
R.S. Batson
R.S. Batson is a born and raised Texan, who lives with his family in Fort Worth, Texas. While helping raise his 3 children (Ella 10, Emma 7 and Jake 3), he stays busy with his voice acting activities, while working on his next book.
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byLive in Love with Lauren Akins0 ratings0% found this document usefulThe Truth About Santa: Have you had the discussion with your children yet? Do they know the wonderful truth about Santa? This week we tackle this question, and share about a sweet little book we used to discuss this with our girls. And the biggie? It's not just a one... Podcast episode
The Truth About Santa: Have you had the discussion with your children yet? Do they know the wonderful truth about Santa? This week we tackle this question, and share about a sweet little book we used to discuss this with our girls. And the biggie? It's not just a one...
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