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Every year, the Christmas family puts up the biggest Christmas tree. They hang up the most lights. And their dog, Rudy, barks "Jingle Bells" for the entire neighborhood to hear. The Christmas family LOVES Christmas

That is, all except for seven-year-old Mary Christmas. Mary wants to love it. But how do you make a Christmas celebration better when it's already as big as can be? With some help from her family--and Rudy--Mary just may find a way to make this year's celebration the merriest yet.

With oversized humor and heart, this story of spreading Christmas cheer is sure to become a holiday classic.

"Friedman makes the case that the best thing to do with abundance is to share it."--Publishers Weekly

"The message that one person can bring about positive change, no matter the situation, is triumphant, and the idea that the holidays are for sharing is beautifully presented. . . . A merry selection, just perfect for storytimes highlighting the true meaning of Christmas."--School Library Journal