So begins this enchanting “origin story” of Santa Claus, penned in 1921 by journalist Sarah Addington for The Ladies' Home Journal “to shed light, then, on the life of a popular idol, shamefully neglected by historians.” A bighearted, jovial boy, young Santa is forever giving away his father's delicious baked goods, delighting in the joy it gives the children of his village. But when he realizes his little brothers have no toys to play with, the jolly young elf sets out to craft a special surprise for the upcoming Holy Day…and a legend is born. Reissued for a new generation of young readers, this heartwarming fairy tale is destined to become a staple of your family's annual Christmas traditions.
The Boy Who Lived in Pudding Lane
The Boy Who Lived in Pudding Lane
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