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Contest: VeggieTales Ultimate Christmas Collection

posted by Nell Minow

I have a bunch of great holiday treats to give away!  We’ll get things off to a great start with the VeggieTales and their Ultimate Christmas Collection.  All of the Veggies delightful Christmas DVDs are combined in one terrific package.  Join Bob, Larry and the entire VeggieTales gang for a very Veggie Christmas marathon. The VeggieTales Ultimate Christmas Collection features the entire Veggie Christmas catalog, including “The Toy that Saved Christmas,” “The Star of Christmas,” “Saint Nicholas: A Story of Joyful Giving,” “It’s a Meaningful Life” and “The Little Drummer Boy!” Plus – this super duper Christmas collection also includes “Christmas Singalong Songs” DVD and a 25 Christmas Favorites CD! Hours and hours of fun for everyone!

To enter, send me an email at movimom@moviemom.com with Bob in the subject line and tell me your favorite Veggie song.  Don’t forget your address!  (US addresses only.)  I’ll pick a winner at random on December 3.  Good luck!



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