Letters to Santa Claus

Award-winning authors Janja Vidmar and Peter Škerl are excellent at connecting the spirit of modern times with gentle yet clear messages. The book is a collection of 15 diverse "letters" written to Santa Claus not only by children, but also by parents in times of need, when they can't reach their child without staring at their phone.

The letters are the work of an award-winning author who always sees beyond the walls of children's homes: not only mischievous and childishly playful things happen there, but also quite serious things: a sick grandmother who forgets everything, a mother with blackheads who scares her at night and apparently also beats her, children without a father who is on a distant mission abroad, a boy in love, a girl who wants a puppy but refuses to realize that with it comes responsibilities, and, of course, the inevitable child who stares at the phone so hard that he crashes on the road, and at home he no longer sees or hears either his father or his mother.

Listen to an excerpt from the book Letters to Santa, read especially for you by author Janja Vidmar.

THE BOOK LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS IS RECOMMENDED BY THE SLOVENIAN READING BADGE SOCIETY!

The book, intended primarily for children between 3rd and 5th grade, is adorned with gentle and witty illustrations by award-winning illustrator Peter Škerl.

Really, write your letter to Santa as soon as possible!

Even Santa Claus himself likes to read our fairy tales.

You can listen to the story "Grandma Goes Her Own Way" being read. You can follow the stories Santa reads to you on his Christmas channel.