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Informative Essay On Christmas

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Sam is a snowman that lives in antarctica and he spends his day snowboarding,hanging out with his friends,riding on his snowmobile and having snowball fights. And, every year he sees santa riding on his slay across the sky. But, this christmas eve sam heard all of the christmas presents have been stolen and if there's no presents means no christmas for the children of the world.
So it’s up to Sam to figure out who stole all the christmas presents. After 7 hours of intaragions everyone in the north pole including santa,his elves,mrs.claus and even santa’s reindeer Sam never found them.
So well as sam is about to give up he soon found out that there was on person who he never intaraged and it was the elf that hold the naughty list Ned.So Sam

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