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The complete series of Father Christmas letters written by JRR Tolkien for his own children between 1920 and 1943. Can you imagine writing to Father Christmas and actually getting a reply? Every year, the children of J.R.R. Tolkien would write to Father Christmas, and the letters they received...

This is the ideal bedtime story leading up to Christmas. In poetic form, fun and lively, it tells the story of Santa and the elves, preparing presents for all the good boys and girls at Christmas. In jovial rhyme it encourages the listener to be well-behaved, while reminding us all that the true meaning of Christmas is Jesus.

It’s the most magical time of the year again. The snow is falling, the evenings are drawing in, the secret Post Office is open for business and the Christmas Letter Getters are out in force. Among them is Finley Stark, a small elf with big problems. He doesn’t know it yet, but there’s sinister forces at play.

In Christmas Owl's Letter, young Nicole is building a snowman on a frosty winter morning when she hears the soft hoot of Mr. Owl. But something is wrong—Mr. Owl has lost a very important Christmas letter! This isn't just any letter; it contains all the children's wishes for Santa, and without it, Christmas might not happen. Determined to save Christmas, Nicole and Mr. Owl embark on a heartwarming adventure through the snowy forest. Along the way, they meet playful squirrels, singing snowmen, and even experience the playful tricks of the wind.

Santa leaves one final letter for a very special child. Don't feel bad if tears fall as you read it. Santa's crying, too. A Christmas story that will have you looking in the mirror at Christmas.... And remembering when your child or children were small. Or when you were.