
By Sourcebooks, Susanna Leonard Hill, John Joseph (Illustrator)
A boy's honest letter to Santa leads to a surprising Christmas morning.
Parker faces a dilemma when his class writes letters to Santa. Should he admit to his mischief, like feeding Brussels sprouts to his dog, or pretend to be perfect? Choosing honesty, Parker nervously submits his letter, hoping Santa will understand. On Christmas morning, he discovers a surprising gift and a letter from Santa himself. This heartwarming tale invites young readers to explore the true spirit of Christmas and the value of honesty. With festive stationery included, children can join in the fun by writing their own letters to Santa, making holiday wishes come alive.
Includes special stationery to write your own letter to Santa. PLUS, get a FREE PERSONALIZED letter from Santa!When Ms. Holly asks the class to write their letters to Santa, Parker gets nervous. He has done some things this year that might put him on the naughty list. Like feeding Brussels sprouts to his dog and staying up past his bedtime! Should he gloss over his mistakes like his classmates, or take responsibility for his actions? Deciding that honesty is the best policy, and hoping that Santa understands, Parker hands in his letter and hopes for the best.Christmas morning arrives and Parker finds a big surprise under the tree – PLUS a letter from Santa!BONUS: Kids can write a letter to Santa using the festive holiday-themed stationery included in every book. Parents can also visit putmeinthestory.com/dearsanta for a FREE downloadable personalized letter from the desk of Santa Claus, or get a letter and official ‘Nice List’ certificate sent in a magical envelope all the way from the North Pole! It’s never been easier to make your child’s Christmas wishes come true.
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