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Once upon a time, in the cozy little town of Inman, South Carolina, there was a young boy named William and his dad, Charles. William was a special boy with a heart full of imagination because he had autism, which made him see the world in vibrant and wonderful ways. This year, they had a new member in their home, a gentle yeti named Elliot who had never experienced Christmas before. ‘How do we explain Christmas to a yeti?’ William pondered. ‘And what kind of gifts do yetis even like?’ His dad smiled warmly and said, ‘Let’s start by sharing what Christmas means to us, and then we’ll find the perfect present for Elliot together.’ They told Elliot about the joy of giving, the warmth of family, and the magic that sparkled in the air during the holiday season. Elliot listened intently, his eyes twinkling with curiosity. Then came the challenge of finding a gift. William had an idea. ‘Let’s make a gift! We can create a big, fluffy snow blanket since Elliot loves snow.’ They spent the next days knitting together the softest, whitest blanket they could. Christmas morning arrived, and as Elliot unwrapped his gift, his face lit up with the purest joy. The snow blanket was perfect. It reminded him of his snowy home but also made him feel part of this new family. Sharing Christmas with Elliot showed William and Charles that the spirit of Christmas isn’t about explaining; it’s about feeling love, joy, and togetherness. Elliot felt all of this and more, nestled warmly in his new home with his new family. And for William, Charles, and Elliot, it was the best Christmas ever.
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