Have Yourself a Furry Little Christmas (Sesame Street)

Sesame Workshop
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Elmo and his friends are ready to celebrate Christmas. They have a tree, decorations, gifts, and more. But what REALLY makes Christmas special? This merry little tale will tell you!
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Sesame Workshop
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Published on
Dec 1, 2016
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Pages
10
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ISBN
9781618312952
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Original pages
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Web, Tablet
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Language
English
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Juvenile Fiction / Holidays & Celebrations / Christmas & Advent
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