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"My goal was to create a captivating story so my children would learn valuable lessons about kindness, bravery, and honesty in a way that's engaging and memorable. This adventure has taught my kids positive values as they face real-life challenges as adults."
— Dr. P (Author)
"Santa is a hero to children and a teacher to adults."
If you're looking for yuletides, roasting chestnuts, or plum pudding—this holiday story may not be for you — and that's OK. If you're looking to teach modern-day children how to improve their lives, mixed with real history, people and events —you'll love this adventure. Keep reading.
"I stopped believing in Santa Claus when I was six. Mother took me to see him in a department store and he asked for my autograph."
— Shirley Temple, 1934
"I'm sorry I asked Miss Temple for her autograph. I will never do that again."
— Chris Kringle, 1935
Parents will get it. Children may need help.
Why is Santa's favorite number 57?
Why is Santa's favorite number 57?
Why is Santa's favorite number 57?
Kids around the world love knowing Santa's favorite color is RED, and his favorite NUMBER is 57. But what is the adult meaning behind these two terms?
The number 57 is defined — "To follow your divine guide. It represents being brave while making tough decisions. Stay true to yourself when the odds are stacked against you."
These topics are used throughout the story because the Kringle way of life is no piece of cake.
Red and 57 also pairs up with the HEINZ 57 FACTORY in Pittsburg, PA where LUKE KRINGLE once worked. This is important because this location was the FIRST all-electric factory in the world and another stepping stone to Santa's Workshop.
Why is Wally's favorite number 42?
Why is Santa's favorite number 57?
Why is Santa's favorite number 57?
Children around the world also love knowing that Wally's favorite color is BLUE, and his favorite NUMBER is 42. Again, what is the adult meaning of these terms?
The number 42 means there are big positive changes happening. It represents confidence and self-reliance. It ultimately answers the questions of life and our existence in this universe. In the Bible, it represents the endless struggle between good and evil.
Blue/42 pair up with the Brooklyn Dodgers and JACKIE ROBINSON. However, Chris and Wally can't disclose anything more until topics are cleared with the Jackie Robinson Foundation..
Jackie Robinson was the FIRST of many things, most notably for breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball. Both Chris and Wally Kringle were very close to Jackie Robinson and his family.
Why does Chris Kringle like FORD automobiles?
In 1910, Henry Ford gave the Kringle family one of the earliest Model T's before the assembly line was introduced. Young Santa started driving at age 10 because there was no LAW against children driving at that time. There were no stop signs, no license plates, and nobody needed an actual license at that time. In fact, in the entire state of New York, there wasn't even a single traffic light until 1914.
The first electric traffic light in New York City was installed on August 5th, 1914 at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street.
In 1912, while helping his dad in Baltimore, Chris Kringle crashed his car and painted his car RED. All the other cars were black (per Henry Ford's request) while young Christopher stood out like a sore thumb. It's how Chris and Wally were caught delivering presents several times in their youth.
Why does Wally Kringle like CHEVROLET cars?
One important automotive invention occurred in 1923. Can you guess what it was?
In 1923, Chevrolet was the FIRST automotive company to introduce the CAR RADIO as an option. It cost an additional $200 while a new Chevrolet ran around $600. Can you imagine a radio costing almost as much as the vehicle itself? Crazy right?
Anyways, this invention is why Wally likes Chevrolet. The Kringle Brothers to this day still argue about which car company is better. Mrs. Claus, however, feels both brothers are wrong. She likes Mercedes.
Parental questions about this story/website
Is it safe for my child to email Santa?
Yes. I would recommend using a parent's email so they can be a part of the process. All questions will be answered unless it's one of the major secrets that need to be saved for the books/movies.
As times have changed, Santa does not use snail mail anymore. As of 2024, he would like children to email CHRISTMAS WISH LISTS or ask him questions electronically.
Please remember, internet connectivity is slow at the North Pole. However, AT&T did just install new WiFi in the Village of Elf.
What is the rating of this information?
The kids' picture book is rated "G". It includes all the "happy" and "fun" parts of Santa's life. From birth to now, it includes their families, real people, the Elves, and of course the reindeer. It's for everyone.
The (YA) young adult book series is more PG-13. It will have real life experiences, bad guys, along with action and adventure. Think Indiana Jones, Forrest Gump, or Home Alone level of rating. No sex or bad words — just to be clear.
Who is the author?
The author wishes to remain anonymous for reasons similar to Dr. Seuss. Kids don't want to hear a Santa story from anyone but a member of the Kringle family. That's why the author chose to use "Chris and Wally Kringle's" names on the picture books and will be using Dr. P in the young adult book series.
Currently, we are in the process of editing and legally clearing real names, real companies, and actual historical events. Our goal is to pay respect to the great people who have improved humanity and include them in the story. A quick "THANK YOU" to the wonderful people at Hershey, especially Robert Cavanaugh, Liz and Susan. Your help in Book #1 has been amazing. Thank you :)
When did this story begin?
In the year 1999, around Y2K. It began as a simple bedtime story for my kids during the holidays. As my children grew, so did the adventure. Twenty years later, I was asked by some people in Hollywood to "write everything down." The year 2020 (Covid) is when all nine-books were written. Each are being professionally structured and edited by my wonderful team at Fictionary.
Over the years, many of my patients have claimed this story is truly "unbelievable." Many have asked, "How in the world did you put all this information together?"
My answer, bottom line — it takes time. But as one of my editors kindly stated to me, "You know you have the Godfather here, right? There's never going to be a better Santa story than this."
Why was this story created?
The author discovered his kids wanted to know "everything" about Santa. This story was used as a teaching platform. Everything from being a good person, friend, and sibling. Multiple topics are covered— ethics, morals, history, science, art, literature, sports, technology, health, geography and, of course—real-life events.
At a young age, my children heard the term "E=MC2," "The Roaring 1920s" or "The 1930s Great Depression." By the time my kids got to high school, they already understood these topics because of Santa.
Kids will have fun learning and not even know it!
How can my child contact Santa?
Use the "Email Santa" link on the top of this website, or click above and it will take you there.
Younger children can call and leave a Santa a voice message.
Join his mailing list on the home page for news and press releases. YouTube Video's are in the process of being created until the books/movies are released.
And please respect the process. Writing a book series requires a tremendous amount of work. Some of the questions need to be saved for the story. One big question which always gets asked, when does Chris become Santa?
Here's the answer and a huge clue. Christopher Kringle doesn't become Santa Claus until after World War II.
Santa's Story - 2024 YouTube Video is out.
Released Christmas Day (12/25//24). This year's video explains the TOP 5 QUESTIONS (with answers) that curious little ones have about Santa. Hope you were good this year. Have a wonderful 2025. See you next year, maybe when you're sleeping.
Love,
Pixie