Slow Down Santa! - Blom, Tracy
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Just before Christmas, Santa is running around like a madman! His shop is chaotic, his beard is a mess, and to make matters worse Rudolph is having a problem flying! Santa decides to leave early, and give Rudolph plenty of time to fly at his own speed. Once on their journey, he realizes all of the beautiful elements of Christmas that he never has time to stop and see. Santa experiences the festival of Diwali, lanterns in the Philippines, and even takes a surf in Australia. This story reminds us to slow down, be in the moment, and experience the beauty of the holiday season.

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Just before Christmas, Santa is running around like a madman! His shop is chaotic, his beard is a mess, and to make matters worse Rudolph is having a problem flying! Santa decides to leave early, and give Rudolph plenty of time to fly at his own speed. Once on their journey, he realizes all of the beautiful elements of Christmas that he never has time to stop and see. Santa experiences the festival of Diwali, lanterns in the Philippines, and even takes a surf in Australia. This story reminds us to slow down, be in the moment, and experience the beauty of the holiday season.
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Tracy Blom is a best-selling author with over twenty published titles in bookstores, museums, zoos, airports, and major retailers across the United States. Every book she has ever created first began as a dream, written and recorded in one of many dream journals. Dreams are the common thread that wind between her stories, and for a long time, was perplexing to even her. Over time, she came to understand and cherish the gift of nightly vision and went on to create fairytales, young adult novels, and lighthearted picture books. If you look closely, you can decode the underlying messages in her work, most of which encourage readers to believe in themselves, embrace their differences as gifts, and make the world a better place.