This oversized elf is on a mission to save Christmas. The unthinkable has happened. Krampus has escaped his prison and is out for revenge. It’s up to Leif Blitzen, member of the Yule Squad, to locate the dangerous prisoner before anyone is harmed. His mission takes him from the North Pole to a small town with an interesting shop and an even more intriguing owner. Bella might be almost forty but that hasn’t diminished her love of the holidays. Filled with unique gifts and antiques from all over the world, her Christmas store keeps her spirit bright all year round. However, it doesn’t make her a sucker for the man with pointed ears who claims he’s Santa’s elf. Once Leif shows proof he truly does work for the man in red, Bella is ready and willing to do anything to help him against the coming evil, including offering herself as bait for a trap. What they don’t count on is Krampus coming early and taking her hostage. Now, Leif will do anything to rescue Bella—risk his own life, forsake Santa—because there’s only one thing this elf wants for Christmas. Love. genre: paranormal romantic comedy, supernatural holiday romance, twisted fantasy romance, reindeer shapeshifter

In this sure to be classic Christmas Tale, Elf Joy lacks the confidence to release the Christmas spirit that is inside her. With Santa's help this shy little elf discovers not only her own special talent but how to receive help from others. This story shows the universal childhood fear of not measuring up to others. Often shy children will hide voices behind those who sing louder. Elf Joy's lesson is learned through the kindness of others who step aside to allow her to shine. They include her. This is something children can learn to do in their own lives as they spread the true meaning of Christmas.

The book is about the way that people feel about the world and what makes it possible. Since it is completely fictional it is not an educational book but a thought on what we know is normal as opposed to what we want to think about as normal. The book does not cover everything but is fun to read and when it is a story is actually interesting to experience. Once in a while a book comes out that is original and Sean Mckeithen hit a home run on originality with the book Redux. The book is a little long and the editing will be interesting some times the voice fails slightly but if it is printed it will be a good book for children.

Time to get your fill of the four main food groups—candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup—with these 75 sweet recipes inspired by the beloved holiday film Elf. Buddy the Elf, what’s your favorite…snack food? Whether you’re preparing for a journey to meet long lost family or trying to impress that special someone with the world’s best cup of coffee, The Unofficial Elf Cookbook is here to keep your hunger at bay. From appetizers and main dishes to refreshing drinks and holiday-worthy desserts, this book features 75 delicious recipes inspired by the holiday classic Elf. Try recipes like: -Buddy’s Breakfast Spaghetti: Because nothing says breakfast to an elf like spaghetti topped with fudge sauce, candy, and Pop-Tarts! -Papa Elf Pot Pies: Enjoy a perfect comfort food dish to remind you of visiting loved ones around the holidays. -Passionfruit Spray Martinis: Whip up a delicious drink (or try the mocktail version!) that’s all delicious and no perfume-y confusion. -And much more! Perfect for nostalgic Elf fans looking to recreate that Christmas cheer or families that are sharing the movie together for the very first time, The Unofficial Elf Cookbook has all the recipes you need to make a Buddy the Elf–approved meal!

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