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Yes, I would recommend using a parent's email for Christmas conversations so they can be part of the process. All questions will be answered unless it's one of the major Santa secrets that need to be saved for the books and movies. 

As times have changed, Santa does not use snail mail anymore. As of 2024, he would like children to email their 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, making it easier for parents to stay informed, which is an essential part of any parenting guide.

The kids' picture book is rated 'G' and is perfect for sparking Christmas conversations. It captures all the 'happy' and 'fun' parts of Santa's life, from his birth to the present day, showcasing families, real people, the Elves, and, of course, the reindeer. It's truly a delightful read for everyone.

On the other hand, the young adult (YA) book series is more PG-13, featuring real-life experiences and bad guys, along with plenty of action and adventure. Think of it as a parenting guide for navigating stories similar to Indiana Jones, Forrest Gump, or Home Alone, but without any sex or bad words — just to be clear. Plus, it also hints at some Santa secrets that will keep readers intrigued.

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, which is why the author chose to use "Chris and Wally Kringle's" names on the picture books and will also feature Dr. P in the young adult book series. This approach not only adds charm to the narrative but also enriches Christmas conversations for families.

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 individuals who have improved humanity and include them in the story. We aim to create a parenting guide that offers insights into Santa secrets while celebrating these remarkable contributions. 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 :)

In the year 1999, around Y2K, I started telling a simple bedtime story to my kids during the holidays. As my children grew, so did the adventure, evolving into a unique parenting guide filled with Christmas conversations. Fast forward twenty years, and I was approached by some people in Hollywood who urged me to 'write everything down.' It was during the year 2020, amidst the Covid pandemic, that all nine books were completed. Each book is currently being professionally structured and edited by my wonderful team at Fictionary.

Over the years, many of my patients have described this narrative as truly 'unbelievable.' They often ask, 'How in the world did you put all this information together, including those Santa secrets?'

My answer is simply this — it takes time. But as one of my editors kindly pointed out, 'You know you have the Godfather here, right? There's never going to be a better Santa story than this.'

The author discovered that his kids were eager to engage in Christmas conversations and wanted to know 'everything' about Santa. This story served as an effective parenting guide and a teaching platform. It covers a multitude of topics including ethics, morals, history, science, art, literature, sports, technology, health, geography, and, of course—real-life events. 

At a young age, my children were introduced to concepts like 'E=MC2,' 'The Roaring 1920s,' and 'The 1930s Great Depression.' By the time they reached high school, they had already grasped these topics thanks to the Santa secrets shared in our family. 

Kids will have fun learning and not even realize it!

Use the 'Email Santa' link at the top of this website, or click above to engage in some fun Christmas conversations. Younger children can also call and leave a voice message for Santa. Don't forget to join his mailing list on the home page for news and press releases, as well as to get updates that can serve as a helpful parenting guide. YouTube videos are currently in development until the books and movies are released. Please respect the creative process; writing a book series involves a tremendous amount of work. Some questions need to be saved for the story, including a common one: 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, revealing some intriguing Santa secrets.