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The Twelve Days of Christmas in Georgia

Merry Christmas from the Peach State! Jacobs there visiting his cousin Ava, and together theyll have a Southern-style holiday hiking the Appalachian Trail, wandering through the Gold Museum, and touring the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site in Atlanta. 

40 pages, Hardcover

First published October 5, 2010

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About the author

Susan Rosson Spain

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Elizabeth O. Dulemba was beamed to this planet with a pencil in her hand. Once she stopped chewing on it she began to draw and write stories for children. She is now an award-winning illustrator of several picture books and childrens magazines. Her first picture book as both author and illustrator is the bilingual (and all-English) Soap, soap, soap ~ Jabn, jabn, jabn! Her latest book is The 12 Days of Christmas in Georgia (Sterling Publishers, Fall 2010). Along with creating picture books, "e" is highly active in the writing community. She is Illustrators' Coordinator for the Southern chapter of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and on the board for the Georgia Center for the Book. She speaks regularly at schools, conferences and events and teaches Creating Picture Books at the John C. Campbell Folk School. She offers free coloring pages to teachers, librarians and parents at her website, www.dulemba.com. "

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December 9, 2021
Even though I read this last year, I enjoyed reading it again this year and remembering all the things I love about Georgia! :)
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41 reviews10 followers
September 13, 2021
This book is interesting, but it's less "cute Christmas story" and more "tourist's guide to Georgia for children." Definitely worth reading to your kid, but not the right book if you're looking for some holiday cheer.
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