With a free 'SANTA STOP HERE SIGN' to cut out and keep, this picture book is the perfect laugh-out-loud Christmas gift. When Santa's house explodes, he comes to stay with an ordinary family before Christmas. But Santa is NOT an easy houseguest - he destroys the house and almost ruins Christmas! Can Santa fix everything in time for Christmas?

The Grinch meets Snowmen at Christmas in this rollicking, rhyming picture book that answers the question, Why can't Christmas last all year? What happens when your Christmas cookies are too good? Santa comes . . . to stay! At first, it's fantastic: treats and toys and reindeer flights every day. Then Mrs. Claus arrives. And Baby Claus. And before long, the Easter Bunny and her babies Chuck and Puck and Luck and Duck and . . . you get the picture. By the time the Fourth of July rolls around, everyone's had a bit too much eggnog in their cereal and confetti in their hair. As one family discovers, maybe the true meaning of Christmas is about more than presents and sweets. And maybe there's a reason it comes but once a year. "Smileworthy [with] lots of playful silliness . . . Here, too much Santa is a bad thing done just right." —Kirkus "Holiday hijinks reminiscent of Snowmen at Night make this a worthy addition." —SLJ "[Makes] the most of the hilarious chaos." —The Horn Book “Irreverent [and] high-energy.” —PW

Who is Santa Claus? The answer is Wallace Davis.Each holiday season, Wallace plays the role of Santa Claus at his sister's toy store located in the heart of Village City. But after losing his full time job, struggling with a relationship that can't seem to get off the ground and finding out that a friend's young child seems ready to give up on believing in Santa altogether, Wallace is asking himself, where is the Christmas spirit?But on one special night, Wallace is visited by the real Santa Claus who whisks him off to the North Pole in order to attend a three-day workshop for those who play the role of Santa at shopping malls and stores all across the country. It provides them with the tools and understanding on how to rekindle the Christmas spirit back in their hometowns.But is it too late for Village City?For Wallace, it's a journey that starts like a dream, evolves into something magical and becomes a truly extraordinary adventure. The spirit of Christmas comes alive when Santa comes to town.

It's Christmas Eve, Have you been good? Santa's packed up all the presents and is headed your way! With the help of a certain red-nosed reindeer, Santa flies over: •Philadelphia City Hall •Liberty Bell •Fallingwater •LOVE sign, Philadelphia •Covered Bridge, Lancaster County •Allegheny Observatory •State Capitol •Cathedral of Learning •Heinz Field •PPG Place Xmas Tree "Ho, ho ho!" laughs Santa. "Merry Christmas, Pennsylvania!"

It's Christmas Eve. Have you been good? Santa's packed up all the presents and is headed your way! With the help of a certain red-nosed reindeer, Santa flies over many landmarks in your town! "Ho, ho, ho!" laughs Santa. "Merry Christmas!"

A new holiday series that features the Jolly Old Elf heading south from his home in the North Pole and flying to locations around the United States and Canada to deliver presents and good cheer.

The Jolly Old Elf heads south from his home in the North Pole to Michigan to deliver presents and good cheer.

It's Christmas Eve. Have you been good? Santa's packed up all the presents and is headed your way! With the help of a certain red-nosed reindeer, Santa flies over many landmarks in Louisiana! "Ho, ho, ho!" laughs Santa. "Merry Christmas, Louisiana!"

Dear Reader, You may think you know the story of how Santa came to be, but how can you be so sure? It’s been told so many times by so many people, it’s sure to have changed with each telling. And how do those people really know? Well, if you want to learn the real story of how Santa came to be, let me tell you my tale. It’s filled with friendship, adventure, and of course . . . magic! You’re never going to believe what happened along the way. But you’ll have to be nice if you want to hear the whole thing. Have you been nice this year? Sincerely, A friend of Santa’s