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The Christmas collection · Made personal

A little wonder.
Every December day.

Twenty-five illustrated letters from Santa. Their names, your finishing touches, and a little North Pole story to read together.

$29 including applicable taxPersonalized digital book · 33-page PDF + private web reader

Explore the Santa book

Preview every page before you buy. For U.S. customers. Digital delivery; nothing is shipped.

Pip the mouse at a snowy North Pole post office, ready for the first December letter.
Inside the book: a small post office, a very important mouse, and 25 days of stories.
01 / A little surprise

One letter from Santa

Choose the stationery. Make every word your own.

$9 + applicable tax · Printable PDF 02 / A December visitor

The Christmas elf packet

Up to six editable letters, from arrival to farewell.

$19 + applicable tax · Printable PDF

A little magic.
In your own words.

Letters from their favorite visitors, written by the person who knows them best.

$9One-time purchase
+ applicable tax

US Letter or A4 · Typed, blank or ruled

One personalized letter PDF in your chosen paper size.

Download your saved edition after purchase. U.S. customers only. Nothing is shipped.

Meet the letters

Review a private PDF before buying a digital letter. Printed delivery is not available yet. Explore the separate 25-day Santa book below.

From the desk of

Santa Claus

North Pole
Dear Avery,
The workshop is quiet tonight. The last ribbon is tied, the reindeer are resting, and I have a moment to write just to you. I hope you keep asking wonderful questions, making people laugh, and finding little ways to be kind. Those are gifts you can give all year. There is room in the world for your big ideas and your small, everyday wonders. Thank you for leaving a little magic in Christmas. It can be a drawing, a story, a song, or a laugh at exactly the right moment. None of it needs to be perfect to matter. I tried to save you a cookie. It has been a difficult evening. Now I must find my other mitten. It was here a moment ago, and the reindeer are looking suspiciously pleased with themselves. Have a wonderful Christmas, Avery.
With love,

Santa Claus

Fictional example

A fictional example, ready to become entirely yours.

Read the example

Dear Avery,

The workshop is quiet tonight. The last ribbon is tied, the reindeer are resting, and I have a moment to write just to you. I hope you keep asking wonderful questions, making people laugh, and finding little ways to be kind. Those are gifts you can give all year. There is room in the world for your big ideas and your small, everyday wonders. Thank you for leaving a little magic in Christmas. It can be a drawing, a story, a song, or a laugh at exactly the right moment. None of it needs to be perfect to matter. I tried to save you a cookie. It has been a difficult evening. Now I must find my other mitten. It was here a moment ago, and the reindeer are looking suspiciously pleased with themselves. Have a wonderful Christmas, Avery.

With love,
Santa Claus

A snowy post office, a blue mail satchel, and Pip the mouse asleep in a ribbon drawer.

Letters from Santa.
A whole December together.

Twenty-five little letters, with a new illustrated scene on every page.

A personalized book to read aloud from December 1 to Christmas morning. Add chosen names, make Santa’s words your own, and leave room for a handwritten dedication.

$29One-time purchase
including applicable tax

33-page 6 × 9 inch PDF and private web reader

25 illustrated letters, a dedication, map and memory page.

Read and download from your account after purchase. U.S. customers only. Nothing is shipped.

Open the December book

A separate digital book, not a daily mailing. Printed delivery is not available yet.

Tiny parcels, a spool of thread, and softly drawn Christmas ribbons

Small visitor.
Excellent correspondence.

A little mischief. A whole new family tradition.

One hello, or a whole December visit. Make six little letters your own, and leave them where the adventure happens.

  1. Arrival
  2. A little mischief
  3. An invitation
  4. A small kindness
  5. Christmas Eve
  6. Until next time

$19One-time purchase
+ applicable tax

Up to 6 pages · US Letter or A4

One PDF with your selected arrival-to-farewell letters.

Download your saved packet after purchase. U.S. customers only. Nothing is shipped.

Explore the elf letters

A very small visitor. A rather tall tale.

A note beside the clover, a reply to an ingenious trap, or the beginning of a little treasure hunt. Put your own family’s fun into the story.

A letter from a leprechaun

A little spring magic, on the page.

A gentle hello from the garden, a note beside a basket, or an invitation to the day’s egg hunt. Choose the stationery, then add the details only you would know.

A letter from the Easter Bunny
A colored-pencil Tooth Fairy beside a sleeping wren on a moon-shaped branch

A tiny tooth. A very big moment.

For the first tooth, the wonderfully wobbly one, or the tooth that disappeared at lunch. Make a little moonlit magic with a letter only you could write.

Celebrate a first tooth, reassure them about a tooth that went missing, or tell the story of that wonderfully wobbly week. Choose one of three pencil-art designs and make the words your own.

Meet the Tooth Fairy

Type your letter, or leave room to write by hand. Fictional examples are yours to edit.

A letter only you could write.

  1. Choose their visitor

    Santa, a Christmas elf, a leprechaun, the Easter Bunny, or the Tooth Fairy. A different little world for every occasion.

  2. Make it personal

    Choose the pencil-art stationery. Type your words, adapt an example, or leave room to write by hand.

  3. See every detail

    Preview the whole page. Check the greeting, the story, and the signature before the letter leaves your desk.

The magic is theirs.
The words are yours.

No child account. No conversation with a chatbot. Just a parent, a page, and a little imagination.

Try the letter desk
Can I write the letter by hand?

Yes. Choose Write by hand, then blank or lightly ruled stationery. The design leaves room for your own greeting, letter, and signature. Your typed words are kept when you switch modes, but do not appear on the hand-writing version. You can prepare a private PDF to review the page before deciding whether to buy.

Who writes the letter?

You do. Start with a blank page or choose an editable fictional example. Your wording stays yours; changing the artwork does not rewrite it.

Can I choose a different design?

Each character has three original pencil-art stationery choices. Compare them with your letter in place, in US Letter or A4.

How long can my letter be?

The body can contain up to 1,600 characters, plus a greeting, closing, and signature. Extra line breaks and unusually long words can use more space. The editor flags overflow instead of cutting your words or shrinking the type.

What is in the elf packet?

Six editable letters: arrival, mischief, an invitation, kindness, Christmas Eve, and farewell. Choose and reorder the pages you want. Parent setup notes are separate from the letters. No toy or props are included.

Can I buy or have these mailed?

Review your private PDF before buying a digital copy. Printed loose pages are not available yet; no individual envelopes are included and nothing is mailed from the letter desk.

Digital purchases are available to US customers only. No physical delivery is included.