Book-mas 2025 Day Seventeen: Dear Uncle Nick @ChautonaHavig

Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Book-mas 2025 Day Seventeen: Dear Uncle Nick
I didn’t have much to share today. It’s a boring video but I hope the longer letter makes up for it. :D
Books mentioned (may be affiliate links):
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens: amzn.to/44wmCzi
Christmas Carol Society by Rebekah Jones: amzn.to/4iXKtxG
The Scrooge Conspiracy by Anna Elliott and Charles Veley: amzn.to/48ZOVYe

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