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Krampusnacht:Twelve Nights of Krampus | Mark Mills, Kate Wolford, Lissa Sloan, Guy Burtenshaw, Elizabeth Twist, Elise Forier Edie, Jill Corddry, Colleen H. Robbins, Caren Gussoff, Patrick Evans, Jeff Provine, Cheresse Burke, Scott Farrell

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For bad children, a lump of coal from Santa is positively light punishment when Krampus is ready and waiting to beat them with a stick, wrap them in chains, and drag them down to hell—all with St. Nick's encouragement and approval. Krampusnacht holds within its pages twelve tales of Krampus triumphant, usurped, befriended, and much more. From evil children (and adults) who get their due, to those who pull one over on the ancient "Christmas Devil." From historic Europe, to the North Pole, to present day American suburbia, these all new stories embark on a revitalization of the Krampus tradition. Whether you choose to read Krampusnacht over twelve dark and scary nights or devour it in one nacht of joy and terror, these stories are sure to add chills and magic to any winter's reading.

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so-so

12 contemporary Krampus reimaginings. While reading this book I thought it was going to be a pick. But once I finished it I realised I could barely remember most of the stories, so it got bumped down to a so-so. Having said that I would totally watch the movie version of "Santa Claus and the Little Girl Who Loved to Sing and Dance". There were a couple other notable stories near the end too. Another gorgeous cover, but just an ok read.

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