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Braceface: It's Christmas in Elkford! Sharon prepares to draw Alden's name from a gift exchange in homeroom, but her party is pooped when Nina's name is on Sharon's card. Sharon, at first, wants to get her something cheap, but she decides to get her a plastic angel. Sharon procrastinates, and at the exchange, Sharon has five dollars in pennies for Nina! Just as Sharon is giving Nina the bag, Nina says she does not want anything that year. Sharon could not wait to get home and put the tofurkey in the oven,(Sharon is a vegan) decorate the tree, and sing carols. However, her plan backfires when Helen has work, Josh celebrates Hanukkah, and Adam has to camp out in the freezing weather in the driveway with the family's pioneer-like uncle. Sharon gets so angry, she storms off telling her mother she is going somewhere a "real Christmas" is happening. On her quest to find her "real Christmas," Sharon stops at Connor's, but she leaves because relatives constantly argue. She then goes to Maria's where she takes an almond and wishes she could have her "real Christmas." Maria's was like a dream come true, but she still is not happy. Still confused, Sharon decides to go home. When she walks in, everything is like she planned that morning. Even Sharon's "roughin it" uncle goes inside Sharon's for dinner. Sharon then figured out what to get Nina. She quietly sneaks onto Nina's front lawn, and the next morning, Nina wakes up and looks out her window, seeing snow angels with a "Merry Christmas" message.

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