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Kellie Kamryn
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Greg Causey
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When a mysterious fog rolls in from the sea, Captain Nick is unable to sail to Tree Island to retrieve the town's annual Christmas tree. Without the tree, the town of Christmas Bay will not be able to celebrate Christmas. Timmy and Sally, with their friend, Sid the Squid, come up with an idea to save the day. Will the little squid be able to help the town and save Christmas?
The audio version includes two exclusive songs: "Sid the Squid Saves Christmas" and "Squid Rap" (with the Squid Dance), written and performed by the author.
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