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Krampusnacht
- Narrated by: Bill Russell
- Length: 10 mins
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Krampusnacht
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Summary
Santa Claus visits good little boys and girls on Christmas Eve. Unfortunately for the naughty ones, there is another visitor who comes that same night. Krampus is announced by the clank of chains, and the smell of brimstone. His big, black bag slung across his back writhes with screaming children for his early morning snack.
Join Everette Bell in making the tale of the Krampus a family tradition with this wonderfully illustrated poem that reveals the dark side of Christmas.
©2012 Christopher E. Byrd (P)2012 Christopher E. Byrd