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Book Title: Christmas Lites
The author of the book: Amy Eye
Edition: CreativeReviewPub
Date of issue: November 12th 2011
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Reader ratings: 7.4
Language: English
Format files: PDF
The size of the: 4.88 MB

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Once upon a time, a determined seven year old caught Santa sliding down the chimney…

Then a ninja elf came and broke Santa out, no net is strong enough to keep out this ninja elf! Off passed the faithful family pet they ran and jumped in the sleigh. They raced to another house but refused to stop when ghosts were there to greet them. Santa doesn’t tangle with ghosts. He doesn’t tangle with vampires, either.

At the next stop, he met a runaway gingerbread man who yelled, “You can’t catch me, I’m the gingerbread man!” Santa didn’t bother to catch him; he had things to do.

On his way to his next delivery, he passed a werewolf jumping out of a plane and dodged a zombie hungry for his brain.

He finally touched down in a nice, normal town full of tidings and great joy…

Or did he?

Dive into a world of variety—a world of spirit with this Creative Reviews anthology. What better way to celebrate the holiday season than with some short stories that entertain and encompass the true meaning of Christmas? All proceeds of this book will be donated to the NCADV. Debut authors and published authors have come together in this one-of-a-kind compilation – please help support a great cause and plunge deep into our imaginations.

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I am an editor and book designer/formatter by trade you can find me at www.theeyesforediting.com I work for myself as well as several publishing houses.

In addition to editing and formatting, I host a radio show called Journal Jabber where you can listen in to fun-filled interviews with all of your favorite authors. Check it out at www.blogtalkradio.com/journaljabber!!

But I moonlight as a short story author when I get the writing bug. I tend to write either darker shorts or Middle Grade. Yes, it's a big difference, but it works for me. :)