Toy That Saved Christmas (DVD)
$9.99
Yes, Mr. Nezzer is back! As the owner of the Nezzer Toy Factory, his TV commercials have convinced all of Dinkletown that “Christmas is when you get stuff!” With the children of Dinkletown whining and begging for more toys, it’s sure to be the worst Christmas ever … until one brave little Buzz-Saw Louie doll decides to take matters into his own hands! But how can Louie find the true meaning of Christmas when he can barely find his way out of the toy factory? And what if Mr. Nezzer finds him first?
Filled with humor, catchy songs, and groundbreaking computer animation, The Toy That Saved Christmas teaches children of all ages that “Christmas isn’t about getting, it’s about giving. And it’s especially about a little baby named Jesus, who was the greatest gift of all!”
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SKU (UPC): 080689519796
VeggieTales | Produced by: Big Idea Entertainment LLC
Binding: Video DVD
Published: October 2002
VeggieTales # 6
Publisher: Capitol Christian Music Group
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