Book Series · 3 Books

Auntie Claus Books

In order from Auntie Claus to Auntie Claus, Home for the Holidays.

The Auntie Claus series is a set of 3 picture books by Elise Primavera, published between 1999 and 2009. Written for ages 4–8, most books run about 40 pages.

Where the story begins

First Book in the Series

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$1797

Book #1 · Picture Book · Ages 4–7 · 1999

Auntie Claus

By Elise Primavera

Sophie uncovers her aunt's secret holiday adventures. What mysteries lie beyond the Christmas cookies and trips?

40 pages· 2,360 words· Est. 19 min read-aloud

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Summary: Sophie is curious about her great-aunt, Auntie Claus, who lives in a lavish penthouse and takes mysterious trips every holiday season. Determined to uncover the truth, Sophie embarks on an adventure that promises to reveal secrets beyond her imagination. Why does Auntie Claus serve Christmas cookies year-round, and what happens on her annual 'business trip'? Join Sophie as she unravels the enchanting mystery of Auntie Claus, where the magic of Christmas might be more real than she ever dreamed. Bundle up for a journey filled with wonder and surprises.

The complete set

Auntie Claus Series

3 books · Published 1999–2009

Series

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$1797

Auntie Claus

Picture Book · Ages 4–7 · 1999

Sophie uncovers her aunt's secret holiday adventures. What mysteries lie beyond the Christmas cookies and trips?

Series

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$759

Auntie Claus and the Key to Christmas

Picture Book · Ages 4–7 · 2002

Chris Kringle doubts his family's Christmas secrets and embarks on a daring quest to uncover the truth.

Series

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$1899

Auntie Claus, Home for the Holidays

Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 2009

New York becomes the North Pole, and Sophie faces unexpected Christmas magic.

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Common Questions

How many books are in the Auntie Claus series?

There are 3 books in the Auntie Claus series. It began with Auntie Claus in 1999, and the newest book, Auntie Claus, Home for the Holidays, was published in 2009.