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Great Christmas Journey

Great Christmas Journey

by Lynch, Paul A
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The Great Christmas Journey is a script written based on the book "Susan's Real Christmas" by Paul A. Lynch and published by Revival Waves Of Glory Books and Publishing (2016). The storyline is centered around twelve-year-old Susan O'Connor a rich spoil girl who is very selfish because she doesn't care about her friends or anybody for that matter. Susan is visited by a mysterious man on December 24 who says his name is Gabriel and he is an angel. Susan is taken on a great Christmas journey by Gabriel where she discovers that Christmas is not about what you can get but what you can give. Read this script and it will definitely thrill your mind!

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Pub dateMar 31, 2020
ISBN-101393883036
ISBN-139781393883036
LanguageEnglish
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