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Grimble at Christmas is a lighthearted, family-friendly story about a resourceful child taking initiative when his disorganized parents forget the holidays. The story celebrates problem-solving, independence, and generosity without any content concerns. It's a gentle, humorous read that works well for elementary school children who enjoy character-driven stories about family and the holidays.
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Ten-year-old Grimble is worried. His parents are not very organized and they seem to have completely forgotten Christmas. Grimble tries his hardest to make the old Grimbles remember - dropping lots of hints, humming Christmas carols round the house and pointing out turkeys and Christmas puddings in the shops. But, with... Ten-year-old Grimble is worried. His parents are not very organized and they seem to have completely forgotten Christmas. Grimble tries his hardest to make the old Grimbles remember - dropping lots of hints, humming Christmas carols round the house and pointing out turkeys and Christmas puddings in the shops. But, with only nine days to go, Grimble decides there is only one thing to do . . . Arrange Christmas himself . . .
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ISBN 9781407047751 · Random House