We hope everyone’s having a great holiday season this year! From Thanksgiving to Solstice to Christmas to New Year’s Day, it’s one after the other! It can get crazy, so take some time to rest, relax, enjoy time with loved ones or favorite hobbies (or both!), and get recharged for the new year.
With that said, we have a Christmas message from the Olders, writers of the HELP! series of fantasy children’s books and the Special Ed series of middle grade fantasy stories. Enjoy the video, and take a look at their bookshelf on Amazon! If you have kids or grandkids in your life—or you’re a kid at heart—you’ll find something you love!
Help! Santa is in trouble at the North Pole.
This is the message Tulip and her brother, Washington, received on Christmas Eve.
Tulip and Washington with Truffle their dog, set off from Santa’s workshop for Mugsy Maldoom’s digital-age toy factory, the Marvelous Mogadome, to find out why children everywhere want buffle-brained blimpkins for Christmas.
Will they be in time to stop Mugsy’s wicked plan to take over Santa’s job?
This is an amazing collection of holiday stories you’ll want to read time and time again.
When winter winds rise and the holiday lights flicker, hope shines brightest in the hearts that refuse to let go.
Hope Among the Storm gathers a collection of original, winter-themed short stories that celebrate the magic found in family, second chances, and the quiet miracles that take root when life feels most chaotic. From unexpected visitors and long-buried memories to whimsical wonders that blur the line between the everyday and the extraordinary, these tales capture the timeless spirit of the season.
Inspired by classics like It’s a Wonderful Life, Miracle on 34th Street, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Scrooged, The Snowman, and A Christmas Story, this anthology blends heartfelt emotion with enchanting mystery. Within these pages, snow becomes a storyteller, traditions mend broken hearts, and love cuts through even the fiercest winter storm.
Whether you’re seeking nostalgia, laughter, magic, or a reminder that hope is never out of reach, these holiday stories invite you to gather close, warm your hands, and believe in the extraordinary once more.
Discover the light waiting just beyond the snow—one story at a time.
If we don’t post anything else before then, Merry Christmas! We’ll see you in at least one more post before the New Year.
Until then!
