Christmas Books Revisited. An Orangutan's Night Before Christmas and the Horror Novella The Lights

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Good Adventures, I revisit my chats with Laura Boldin-Fournier - she wrote the delightful children's book, An Orangutan's Night Before Christmas, and Carrie Pack who features children in her horror story, The Lights. I ended up going to the tree lightening that she talked about in her story and I spent the whole time keeping an eye on all the kids, thinking, it could happen.... Comment over on our YouTube channel An Orangutan's Night Before Christmas The Lights Roll-A-Prompt Writing Journals That's it for now. Go read a good book! Melissa

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