The Candy Tree of Muttenz

The Candy Tree of Muttenz

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In the sweet Swiss village of Muttenz, a little girl named Francyli dreams of candy all year long -- but especially at Christmas! Her vivid imagination turns everything she sees to candy - from her ice skates to the houses around town. But her favourite dream of all? Turning the Muttenz village Christmas Tree into a magical tree covered in candies! With just a few nights before Christmas...will Francyli's sweet dream come true?

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"An engaging, charmingly illustrated holiday story.... Stoner's story is a delight."- Kirkus Reviews

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Charming and beautiful story. 7 year old granddaughter and I love it! - Debbie H. (Amazon review)

"Nice writing and a great message.... My kids couldn't stop looking at the beautiful pictures of all the candies. It actually inspired us to try a candy tree of our own this Christmas!" - Donna L. (Barnes and Noble review)

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