Santa Gets Help for Christmas
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It was a week before Christmas and while Santa and Mrs. Claus sat by the fireplace enjoying the warmth of the fire, Benjamin the Elf brought Santa his milk and cookies. “What are you reading Santa?” asked Benjamin. “I’m reading the Good Child Report,” Santa answered. “I just received the report in the mail today and it is a very good report. There are a million more good children in the world this year than there were last year.” “This is great news,” said Mrs. Claus. “That means there will be more children who will receive lots of nice toys.” Santa was very happy to know that there were so many more good children this year and Benjamin and Mrs. Claus were delighted to hear the news.
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Santa Gets Help for Christmas is an interactive and personalized book written to gently introduce the parental and guardianship role in gift giving at Christmas. At this crossroad of a child’s coming of age, Santa Gets Help for Christmas assists parents and guardians in bringing up the discussion without leaving out the delightful Santa.
About the Author
Gena Cooke is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and is currently living in Boston, Massachusetts. Gena is a two-time cancer survivor and in between her diagnoses gave birth to her son Chad. Gena was inspired to write 'Santa Gets Help for Christmas' in parallel with her second victory over cancer and her son’s first Christmas. Gena wanted to be sure Chad did not find out the sometimes painful way some children, like herself, learn about the parental or guardianship role in gift giving at Christmas. She wrote, “Santa Gets Help for Christmas” to gently explain and introduce their roles. Gena thanks God for blessing her with her son and she also thanks her family and friends for their support. Gena trusts you will find “Santa Gets Help for Christmas” a helpful tool for you and your child.