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High on his hilltop,
the Grinch hears Who-singing,
Which puzzles his puzzler
and leaves his ears ringing
And warms up his cold heart
like never before…
And at once the Grinch knows–
Christmas means something more!
NOTE: The initial inventory produced with “thee” instead of “three.” Corrected on second run.
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Features the Grinch, playing a horn, in front of an open book. On ornament: And what happened then...?, Well...in Who-vill they say, That the Grinch's small heart, Grew three sizes that day!
NOTE: The initial inventory produced with “thee” instead of “three.” Corrected on second run.
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Who steals the roast beast? But tomorrow, he’ll learn, Press the button on the back of the ornament to turn the light on and hear a clip from the classic song “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch.”
The last can of Who-hash?
Who stuffs the whole feast
In his un-festive stash?
It’s the Grinch, here to ruin
The Whos’ Christmas bash!
As the Whos sing their song,
That what’s left is all right
And what’s theft is all wrong…
‘Cause at Christmastime,
Even a Grinch can belong!
Magic
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Magic
Hear the song "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" and see a light come on.
Battery operated.
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No matter how hard he tried, that mean old Grinch “Every Who down in Who-ville, the tall and the small, After being “puzzled three hours, till his puzzler was sore,” It was after this amazing change of heart (three sizes,
just couldn’t stop Christmas from coming to Who-ville.
Was singing! Without any presents at all!”
it finally dawned on him that Christmas might just be
about togetherness and love, not the loot he’d taken
from their humble homes.
to be exact!) that “he brought back the toys! And the
food for the feast! And he…HE HIMSELF…! The Grinch
carved the roast beast!”
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For fifty years, children and adults alike have been chuckling at the antics of the mean old Grinch in the now-classic story How the Grinch Stole Christmas. This miserable scoundrel hatches a “wonderful, awful” scheme to ruin Christmas for the citizens of Who-ville. But the Grinch soon learns that the Whos aren’t about to let him stop Christmas. And as his once-cold heart grows three sizes, Dr. Seuss’s beloved green meanie teaches us all that Christmas “doesn’t come from a store…maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more!”
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On ornament: Then he slithered and slunk. with a smile most unpleasant. Around the whole room. and he took every present!
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Celebrating the beloved story's 50th anniversary.
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