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25 Christmas tales!

by creeperfeverdreams

  • Short Story
  • Fantasy · Supernatural
All of my 25 Christmas tales! :>
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  • 14 Works
  • 64,687 Words
  • 324 min Reading time
  • 32 Reviews
  • Dec 3, 2021 Started
  • Dec 2, 2025 Last updated

Table of Contents

14 entries
  1. 1 Merry Xmas-A short Christmas story (but with ghosts) Dec 3 10 min readFantasy · Supernatural4 comments
  2. 2 25 cheerful Christmas tales Dec 8 53 min readFantasy · Other2 comments
  3. 3 Extra Christmas tales Dec 26 26 min readFantasy · Other3 comments
  4. 4 The story of the Chriselle family-A Christmas story Nov 16 4 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  5. 5 25 Charming Christmas tales Dec 3 28 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  6. 6 Rebecca and Sandy‘s conversation Jan 20 3 min readSupernatural · Fantasy2 comments
  7. 7 Under the miseltoe Nov 30 1 min readSupernatural · Fantasy3 comments
  8. 8 25 celebratory Christmas tales (Tales 1-13) (Part One) Dec 2 42 min readSupernatural · Fantasy2 comments
  9. 9 25 Celebratory Christmas Tales (Part two) (Tales 14-25) Dec 15 26 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  10. 10 It’s okay, Edwina Jul 3 2 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  11. 11 25 classy Christmas tales (Tales 1-6) (Part One) Dec 2 35 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  12. 12 25 classy Christmas tales (part two) (7-13) Dec 9 42 min readFantasy · Supernatural2 comments
  13. 13 25 classy Christmas tales (part three) (14-25) Dec 16 27 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments
  14. 14 25 cherishing Christmas tales Dec 2 33 min readFantasy · Supernatural3 comments


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— Spearmint