In “The Great Mrs. Claus”, we enter into the magical workshop of Santa’s most trusted elf, Sparky. Sparky who is in the process of making a new sled for his nephew Rassle when he and his sister Klee-Klee, wander into the workshop to say their goodnights to their uncle. After discovering that his niece and nephew have decided that they are too old for good night kisses, Sparky begins the story of how Santa and Mrs. Claus met. In the middle of the story Sparky after picking up the paintbrush to paint the sled he is making begins to sneeze, splattering red paint all over the place. Thinking that he is allergic to the paint he is worried that Santa will find out. As the story of Santa and Mrs. Claus begins to unwind, we see that it was Sparky that introduced Santa to Mrs. Claus, and she was the one to save Christmas by a single kiss. After hearing the story Klee-Klee and Rassle decide that they are never too old for a good night kiss. Rassle has also discovered that uncle Sparky is not allergic to the paint but the glue instead saving his uncle from being embarrassed.
 
                                                                                       
    
“The Great Mrs. Claus”, is a heartwarming story that will both please and delight both the young and the young at heart. With beautifully drawn illustrations by Cesar De Castor that will immediately capture your eye and the brilliantly crafted lyrics by Chris A. Shoemaker, one cannot go wrong with this book. Capturing the essence of Christmas while spreading the message that ‘you’re never too young or too old to show love, It’s what magic and soul and good things are made of ’. “The Great Mrs. Claus”, is not only a book, but truly a work of art for the heart. Equipped with wonderful values, lively artwork, lyrical content, and an interactive map of the North Pole that comes with a magnifying glass, “The Great Mrs. Claus”, is guaranteed to become a family favorite for generations to come.