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Santa loves to share stories of his adventures at the North Pole.

11/10/2026

There's a New Story from the North Pole! 🎄📖

It's been a little quiet around here, but that doesn't mean the stories have stopped!

In fact, something very special has been happening at the North Pole.

We're delighted to introduce The Santa Legacy Story, a new book that takes readers into the heart of what Christmas is really about.

Because Santa's story has never been only about one night, a sleigh full of presents, or a list of who's naughty and nice.

It's about generosity, wonder, kindness, and love. It's about the Christmas Magic we create for one another, and the legacy we leave behind.

For those who have enjoyed our True Stories from the North Pole, we hope you'll love discovering this next chapter.

And to all our new followers, welcome! We're so glad you've found us.

The Santa Legacy Story is available now!

📖 https://a.co/d/06Yae0Cv

With love from the North Pole,
Mrs. Claus ❤️

18/04/2026

Mrs. Claus has always loved snowflakes. ❄️

Not just because they’re beautiful…
but because no two are ever the same.

Today, her story is being shared with the world.

“Why Mrs. Claus Loves Snowflakes” is officially here—
a gentle reminder for children (and maybe adults, too)…
that who you are is exactly who you’re meant to be.

If you’d like to read it, comment SNOWFLAKE and I’ll send you the link ❄️💙

12/04/2026

Book six in the True Stories from the North Pole series, Why Mrs. Claus Loves Snowflakes, releases April 18…
and somewhere along the way, it became more than just a story.

It became a reminder.

A reminder that the parts of us that feel different…
might actually be the most important parts of all.

I think I wrote this one for anyone who has ever wondered where they fit…and maybe needed to hear that they already belong. 🤍❄️

08/03/2026

Merry Proofreading Day!

In the hole process of publishing a book, one of the most important, albeit difficult and tedious, steps is proofreading.

When we published "A Hippopotamus for Christmas, we red through the book numerous times.

We got friends and family to reed through the book for us as well.

Even though the book was read by over a dozen people after it was published we discovered it was not free of types.

Moral of the story?

Proofread - proofread - proofread!!

Share you most embarrassing proofreading failure.

23/01/2026

Do you still write by hand?

The cold weather and shorter days have Mrs Claus in a reflective mood.

She prefers handwriting when journaling or when she wants to document her thoughts on various projects.

She's getting better at expressing her thoughts on the computer and her phone.

There's just something comforting about putting pen to paper to express thoughts and emotions.

01/01/2026

Our wish for you for 2026.

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