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"How long this dense forest has been here, is what I would like to know," said the old oak. "Whose is it? I have been here now, what would it be, sixty years. Surrounded by species and various scum that has come here carried by the wind. Who was here first? Methinks I am the oldest by rights. And there is something very different ... what is that mechanical hum that I hear down there?"

An actual Christmas story eBook Benn Flore

This reminds me of a story I heard as a child. Just as good now as the one I heard over 50 years ago. Sometimes the smallest things (or stories) can teach the biggest lessons.

Product details File Size 158 KB Print Length 4 pages Publisher Florad Publishing (September 28, 2012) Publication Date September 28, 2012 Language English ASIN B009JGUPR4

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An actual Christmas story eBook Benn Flore Reviews

I enjoyed this book book
I thought this was a very nice start to a Christmas story. It could have done with some rewrites and development. The ending was rather abrupt. The author certainly has talent. I hope they continue writing.
This is a very short read. It was a nice little Christmas story with a lesson in the end. After reading it myself I read it the next day with my 8 year old daughter and she like it a lot. Good read.
This reminds me of a story I heard as a child. Just as good now as the one I heard over 50 years ago. Sometimes the smallest things (or stories) can teach the biggest lessons.