Santa Claus tries an experiment to have a special day for all the good children in a local town. He expands his experiment to more towns. When he receives a letter from two children who have heard of this special day in a far off land, Santa decides he must make this special day for all good children all over the world. This is a time before Santa's reindeer learned how to fly. If they can't find a solution on how to reach all the good boys and girls across the world, Christmas may have to be cancelled. Forever! Oh me! Oh my! No Christmas? Santa's lead reindeer, Xavier, meets a dwarf named Fred. Read how two dwarfs, Fred and his brother, Ted, take on the challenge of helping Santa's reindeer team learn to fly. Can they possibly do what seems impossible? Find out if Ted, Fred, and Xavier can save Christmas. They may need a little help. They might just need a little Christmas magic!

How does snow form? Why are we always depressed after Christmas? How does Santa manage to deliver all those presents in one night? (He has, in fact, little over two ten-thousandths of a second to get between each of the 842 million households he must visit.) This book contains information on how drugs might make us see flying reindeer, how pollution is affecting the shape of Christmas trees, and the intriguing correlation between the length of our Christmas card list and brain size.

"How Santa's Reindeer Learned to Fly" is a new take on an old story. Here is the familiar landscape--the frozen north; here are familiar characters--Mr. and Mrs. Claus and their trusty helpers, the reindeer. And here is the tale of the first time the reindeer delivered presents to all the children of the world...all in one night.

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A beautifully illustrated poem about how reindeer learn how to fly that captures the magic of Christmas.