Where Would Santa Go?: a Christmas adventure with the most famous world traveler

This book is full of all goodness. Well it's about Santa what more can I say. The illustration are vivid and explosive. The story is one you have not heard. It will keep your kiddos coming back time and again. At the website there is a free activity book full of puzzles, crafts, and coloring pages. There is also a Countdown 'til Santa Calendar. It's Christmas Eve and Lucy is putting out the cookies and the note for Santa. She reminds Max about the carrots for the reindeer. When they are older Lucy, Max, and Baby Evelyn want to travel the world. "Lucy, Max wake up!". Whispered Santa. He wants to show them some of his favorite places. With a wink they are off. I picked one place to share with you. There are many in this wonderful book. In Costa Rica they hiked through the rain forest and swam with whale sharks. Join in the fun and listen/read this Santa exploration.

Children will find the story captivating and will not even realize that they are learning at the same time. As a former World Geography teacher, I know a masterful job when I see one.

My kids and I enjoyed reading this fun Christmas story and imagining all the places around the world Santa could take us. We learned a lot!

Lucy writes Santa a letter asking for suggestions of where to go on world travels. That night, Santa awakens her and her brother Max to go on a whirlwind worldwide adventure visiting Antarctica, Argentina, Costa Rica, USA, Iceland, Germany, Egypt, Tanzania, Morocco, Oman, Nepal, Japan, New Zealand, and, of course, the North Pole. The illustrations are great and the book throws in facts about customs, holidays, famous sites, and more.I also really like that Lucy's family is mixed race. She has brown skin and dark brown hair, her brother Max has white skin and blonde hair, baby sister Evelyn has brown skin and brown hair. Her mother has white skin and blonde hair. Dad isn't pictured. Great way to normalize mixed race families.

This is a beautifully written & illustrated book that takes kids on an exciting journey around the world with Santa. If, like mine, your kids ask a ton of questions about how Santa gets to them, how he manages to see kids around the world on the same night, what other kids do for Christmas ........ this is a perfect book to spark their curiosity and sense of adventure.It's a GREAT conversation starter about people, places and cultures of the world and a MUST for families that love to travel and are interested in raising little global citizens.

This was a fun book. It was funny. I liked hearing about all the places. I want to travel to the North Pole

Picked this book bc the cover was cute. Then I turned pages as fast as I could read them aloud to my kids bc the adventure was so fun!!!! Really loved it, gave it 5 stars!

Love the pictures and learning a little about each place. There isn’t a super sweet or meaningful story, but my 2 year old likes the pictures and asking “what’s that?” About each thing, and I like that it gives a tiny bit of info about each of the places they visit.

A lovely story that shows kids snapshots of places from all around the World. One thing I enjoyed was that the countries chosen weren't the ones that kids usually hear about.

This book is absolutely lovely and magical. The beautiful illustrations and the story made my children smile. We love everything about this book.

Loved the story and the colourful illustrations.