Where Would Santa Go?

This December, Lucy only wants one gift from Santa... to know his favorite destinations around the world. She'd hoped for a little note, or even a list, but she never expected that she would get to explore the world with Santa himself!

But on Christmas Eve, Santa took a break from delivering presents to show Lucy and her brother all of his favorite places around the world. From Antarctica to Egypt, from New Zealand to Morocco, from Diwali in India to African wildlife in Tanzania!

He left nothing out! They visited South America, North America, Antarctica, Central America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Oceania, and even got a glimpse of Santa's workshop at the North Pole.

Lucy and Max got the best world geography lesson, seeing a diverse array of traditions and customs and saw it all from the bow of Santa's sleigh.

Where Would Santa Go? is a classic Christmas tale, full of magic and wonder, family and traditions, and celebrations and joy. If you know a child who loves Rudolph, Frosty, or even the Grinch himself, gift this book to them and let them dream big. Maybe they'll get their own trip around the world in a magical sleigh one year.

Perfect for children ages 2-9, and 10-99.

Julia is a mother of three (for a while three-under-three) who provide her with daily inspirations and just a few frustrations. She's traveled the world and has lived in five different countries with Egypt as one of her favorites. Julia is eternally grateful to her supportive husband and the cats who share her desk space. She has authored ten children's books and can't see stopping anytime soon and admits that she often writes and edits while sitting in a minivan.

Natalie's favorite activities as a child were always drawing and painting, especially imaginary storybook scenes, landscapes, characters and animals. She earned a B.A. in Art, worked in business management and graphic design for several years, and moved to Dubai. After the birth of her twin girls in 2014, she began illustrating artwork for her daughters' bedroom and decided to finally pursue her dream of illustrating children's books.