Santa's Twin
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It’s Christmas!Charlotte and Emily love this season.They’re kids, so they have good reasonto dream all year of that specialeve because they truly and deeply believea gift-giving fat man flies the sky,with toys and goodies galore. No lie!He’ll soon be up there and on his wayin a maximum-cool, cherry-red sleighwith camouflage stars on the underside,taking the wildest of all thrill rides,like a roller coaster on tracks of air,pulled by reindeer harnessed in pairs.So someday soon, they’ll put up a t...ree.Why only one? Maybe two, maybe three!Deck it with tinsel and baubles bright.It’ll be an amazing and wonderful sight.String colored lights out on the roof-pray none are broken by anything’s hoof.Salt down the shingles to melt the ice.If Santa fell, it just wouldn’t be nice.He might fracture his leg or even be cut,perhaps even break his big jolly butt.They don’t want Santa’s butt in a sling.What a ghastly, bad, unthinkable thing.Oh, wait! I just heard terrible news.Hope it won’t give you Christmas blues.Santa was mugged, tied up, and gagged,blindfolded, ear-stoppled, and bagged,locked in his cellar under the Pole,down in a dismal, deep, dark, dank hole.Hark!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s Christmas!Charlotte and Emily love this season.They’re kids, so they have good reasonto dream all year of that specialeve because they truly and deeply believea gift-giving fat man flies the sky,with toys and goodies galore. No lie!He’ll soon be up there and on his wayin a maximum-cool, cherry-red sleighwith camouflage stars on the underside,taking the wildest of all thrill rides,like a roller coaster on tracks of air,pulled by reindeer harnessed in pairs.So someday soon, they’ll put up a t...ree.Why only one? Maybe two, maybe three!Deck it with tinsel and baubles bright.It’ll be an amazing and wonderful sight.String colored lights out on the roof-pray none are broken by anything’s hoof.Salt down the shingles to melt the ice.If Santa fell, it just wouldn’t be nice.He might fracture his leg or even be cut,perhaps even break his big jolly butt.They don’t want Santa’s butt in a sling.What a ghastly, bad, unthinkable thing.Oh, wait! I just heard terrible news.Hope it won’t give you Christmas blues.Santa was mugged, tied up, and gagged,blindfolded, ear-stoppled, and bagged,locked in his cellar under the Pole,down in a dismal, deep, dark, dank hole.Hark!
What to read after Santa's Twin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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