Liesl and the Terrible Krampus Christmas: Part I
Liesl and the Terrible Krampus Christmas: Part I By Yu May Once upon a time, in the small village of Weiburg in Germany in the 1800s, there lived a young woman named Liesl. She was rather short for her age, had dimples, pretty rose-gold hair which she liked to tie in braids, and a pretty round face. When she was a good girl, she resembled a peach. When she was a bad little girl, she resembled a pig. Liesl had an older brother, an older sister, a younger brother, and a younger sister, all of whom were known for being well-behaved at home, at church, and at school. But Liesl was a headstrong and disobedient child who always did what she wanted, regardless of what her parents told her to do. She loved to crash her sled into the neighbor children’s snowmen, throw snowballs at Pastor Luthor’s cat Snowball, and sneak sweets from the school kitchen. Liesl had a habit of talking back to her parents, being rude to her elders, and refusing to do her chores. After hearing bad reports ...