Wondrous Mrs. Claus - Mccoll, Pamela
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Be prepared for a fascinating trip down Christmas Lane as we travel through nearly two centuries of story telling and artist's interpretations of the enchanting Mrs. Claus. This publication is the result of an extensive literary sleuthing endeavour that located dozens of all but lost materials. From being a mere mention, to taking on a supportive role to her wildly famous husband Santa Claus, to becoming the star of show, she emerges as a true partner in the legend of the merry duo. Wondrous Mrs. Claus is sure to delight Christmas enthusiasts of all ages.

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Be prepared for a fascinating trip down Christmas Lane as we travel through nearly two centuries of story telling and artist's interpretations of the enchanting Mrs. Claus. This publication is the result of an extensive literary sleuthing endeavour that located dozens of all but lost materials. From being a mere mention, to taking on a supportive role to her wildly famous husband Santa Claus, to becoming the star of show, she emerges as a true partner in the legend of the merry duo. Wondrous Mrs. Claus is sure to delight Christmas enthusiasts of all ages.
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Autorenporträt
Pamela McColl is the author of Twas The Night- The Art and History of the Classic Christmas Poem and has spoken at over one hundred museums, libraries and bookstores on the history of Christmas in America. McColl became fascinated with the character Mrs. Claus while researching and writing her earlier title. McColl graduated as a history major and spent the first twenty-five years of her career as a corporate art consultant. Since 1995 she has been involved with publishing. In 2012 she published an edition of the famous Christmas poem Twas The Night Before Christmas that won eight book awards and best-seller status in the category of American poetry on amazon.com.