
By Robert Munsch, Michael Martchenko (Illustrator)
Kids turn a Christmas tree into a noisy spectacle. What will Santa think?
Lincoln and Georgia are tasked with decorating the Christmas tree while Grandma bakes cookies. Their playful competition turns the tree into a cacophony of sounds, from a chirping bird to a neighbor's dog. As the noise escalates, the question looms: how will their grandparents—and Santa—react to this festive chaos? Will the kids' creativity bring joy or trouble on Christmas morning?
Grandma is baking Christmas cookies, so she asks Lincoln and Georgia to decorate the tree. And what a tree it becomes! In addition to the lights, garlands and balls the kids compete to add some very special and extremely noisy ornaments, including a talking doll, a chirping bird, the neighbour’s dog and more. What will their grandparents – and Santa – think?The grandma in this story is Robert Munsch’s long-time assistant Sharon and the kids are her grandchildren, Georgia and Lincoln.
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