Santa's Secrets Revealed: All Your Questions Answered about Santa's Super Sleigh, His Flying Reindeer, and Other Wonders

By James Solheim and Barry Gott

Warning: Top Secret! You’re probably wondering about this Santa guy. Who is he, and how does he keep track of billions of children around the world? Well, I’ve got the answer. In fact, I’ve got the answer to almost any question about Santa’s secrets you could ask. When Stevie decides that he doesn’t believe in Santa Claus, he’s in for a big surprise! Santa and his elves, eight flying reindeer, and Harry W. Throckmorton the Dancing Cow show Stevie that there’s more to Christmas than he thinks. There’s Gift Fulfillment Centers, a string of satellites called PSSSSSST (Papa Santa’s Super-Secret Satellite Team), and a Spacetime Scruncher. But even more importantly, Stevie discovers that Santa is more than just satellites and science.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lerner Publishing
• Release date: Jan 1, 2014
• ISBN: 9781467742191

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Reviews for Santa's Secrets Revealed

[ebutzn1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

I loved the story “Santa’s Secrets Revealed” for many reasons. First, the illustrations are incredibly colorful, in depth, and take up the entire page. Also, each page has so much going on for children to look at. Whether it’s reindeer, elves, Santa Claus, satellite videos, computers, or maps of the world, the reader is able to feel as though they are truly in the story. I also love the way this book was written. For instance, there are many speech bubbles, different colored words, letters and lists, and a big screen that explains the science behind Santa Claus. This amusing story is perfect for children because it answers the many questions they have about Santa Claus. I especially loved how Santa’s star reindeer was a cow, because Rudolph was home “recovering from a bad fruitcake,” which children would love. Overall, I think the main idea of this story is to believe in the magic of Christmas.

[jmpatterson · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

A boy didn’t believe in Santa. Santa came to his house. The boy tried to see if Santa was real. Santa showed the boy a list of all the bad things that he had done. The boy finally believes in Santa.