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Sally Russet was just an ordinary potato girl, going to high school and stuff. And then one day everything changed, when a strange potato boy started at her potato school. His name was Spudward. He wasn't like the other potato boys. There was a stillness in his presence that was like the mist coming off of a waterfall. Sally couldn't breathe when Spudward stood next to her, or even when he stood pretty far away but still in the same room. She was drawn to him like a magnet is drawn to another magnet and she knew her life that used to be boring and filled only with an endless stream of her inane, impossibly-narcicistic inner monologues would never be the same.
What she didn't know was that he was......Vampotato. Available now at Barnes and Noble.
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Okay...so I did my research and this is what my kids came up with for Santee Clause...
1. He's magical.
2. The elves help him do it. He doesn't do it all.
3. There are many Santas and they all work together. He has many identical brothers.
4. There's a porthole in his sled and it really takes him a second to go in a house, drop off toys, and be back. Again, this is magical, with a science fiction twist. He skips houses with naughty kids too which saves time.
5. Christmas is on different days around the world which saves time too.
6. Santa enlists adults to help him (mom and dad)
I don't know if these helped, but that's what my 2nd graders told me. Good luck! and thank you again for treating me and all my friends for my birthday! Happy Christmas!