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North Pole, Alaska #1-3
North Pole Anthology 1: Books 1-3
Lots of kids write letters to Santa, but those delivered to the North Pole are answered by a group of dedicated volunteers who call themselves The Elves.
Blame It On Mistletoe – Abby Baxter has spent the year since her husband's death trying to hold on. When she discovers her son is missing, her entire world trembles- until her husband's best friend appears at her door. Secretly in love with Abby for years, Frank Machado is determined to see JD back in his mother's arms. Sparks fly, hearts warm, love-and Christmas-are in the air. Should they Blame it on Mistletoe?
If Only In My Dreams – Jilted in North Pole, Alaska, cafe owner Amelia Beckett's bad man-karma has struck again! She wants out of this cutesy town-until a snarling, injured fox in her backyard sends her running to strong, silent neighbor and cafe regular, Wes Curtis. Wes moved to Alaska after his wife died, not expecting he'd need to brush up admittedly rusty dating skills so soon. But moonlit nights spent helping beautiful, skittish Amelia and the fox relax and heal make him determined to convince Amelia she belongs in Alaska-with him
What Child is This? – Hope Grayson's six-year-old daughter clearly wants a daddy for Christmas. Eli Thompson has never forgotten Hope, realizing just how much he's missed her. When he unexpectedly shows up to help in the clinic, Hope is stunned. She wants to protect her daughter and her heart, but is it possible Eli is the perfect Christmas present for them both?"
Blame It On Mistletoe – Abby Baxter has spent the year since her husband's death trying to hold on. When she discovers her son is missing, her entire world trembles- until her husband's best friend appears at her door. Secretly in love with Abby for years, Frank Machado is determined to see JD back in his mother's arms. Sparks fly, hearts warm, love-and Christmas-are in the air. Should they Blame it on Mistletoe?
If Only In My Dreams – Jilted in North Pole, Alaska, cafe owner Amelia Beckett's bad man-karma has struck again! She wants out of this cutesy town-until a snarling, injured fox in her backyard sends her running to strong, silent neighbor and cafe regular, Wes Curtis. Wes moved to Alaska after his wife died, not expecting he'd need to brush up admittedly rusty dating skills so soon. But moonlit nights spent helping beautiful, skittish Amelia and the fox relax and heal make him determined to convince Amelia she belongs in Alaska-with him
What Child is This? – Hope Grayson's six-year-old daughter clearly wants a daddy for Christmas. Eli Thompson has never forgotten Hope, realizing just how much he's missed her. When he unexpectedly shows up to help in the clinic, Hope is stunned. She wants to protect her daughter and her heart, but is it possible Eli is the perfect Christmas present for them both?"
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November 15, 2023
Recurring vital characters: Clara Goebel, Rudy ‘Rudolph’ Vernon
#1: Blame it on Mistletoe 4.5* 11/14/23 (136)
North Pole, Alaska; Allentown, Washington; Coho, B.C., Canada; Jeremiah David ‘JD’ Baxter, Abby Baxter, Frank Machado
#2: If Only In My Dreams 3.5* 11/14-15/23 (134)
North Pole, Alaska; Amelia Beckett, Wes Curtis
#3: What Child Is This? 3* 11/15/23 (150)
North Pole, Alaska; Samantha ‘Sam’ Grayson, Hope Grayson, Eli Thompson
*
#1: Blame it on Mistletoe 4.5* 11/14/23 (136)
North Pole, Alaska; Allentown, Washington; Coho, B.C., Canada; Jeremiah David ‘JD’ Baxter, Abby Baxter, Frank Machado
#2: If Only In My Dreams 3.5* 11/14-15/23 (134)
North Pole, Alaska; Amelia Beckett, Wes Curtis
#3: What Child Is This? 3* 11/15/23 (150)
North Pole, Alaska; Samantha ‘Sam’ Grayson, Hope Grayson, Eli Thompson
*
January 7, 2019
Great Read!
Love this anthology. Great stories with humor, adorable characters and entertaining storylines. This is the first I have read of Noelle Fox's work but look forward to reading more of her books. Absolutely recommend this.
Love this anthology. Great stories with humor, adorable characters and entertaining storylines. This is the first I have read of Noelle Fox's work but look forward to reading more of her books. Absolutely recommend this.
October 28, 2019
I loved these books! North Pole, Alaska is a magical place. If you want a quick Christmas read that will leave you smiling, these are the books for you.
Blame it on Mistletoe (North Pole, Alaska #1)
I loved this cute Christmas story. When five-year-old DJ Baxter didn't get a reply to his letter to Santa for two years in a row, he decided to go see him and ask why he didn't answer the letters. So he sets off to North Pole, Alaska where he knows Santa lives.
His mother is frantic when she finds him missing. Luckily an old friend of her ex-husband drops by. Sparks fly and they get very close. Their bond becomes even stronger when they take off for North Pole to find her son.
This cute Christmas story takes us into the mind of a 5-year-old which is so much fun but we also have the heartache of a mother whose son is missing. Add a romance to the story and you've got a perfect Christmas escape.
If Only In My Dreams (North Pole, Alaska #2)
I love North Pole, Alaska where Elves personally answer every letter Santa gets. Unfortunately, Elf Amelia got two letters mixed up. She sent a nasty letter to a little boy that was meant for her ex and the nice letter for the boy to her ex. The poor little fella was in tears when he got his letter but the ex was thrilled with the one he got, thinking Amelia was giving him another chance. Things didn't get much better when the boy and his father came to visit North Pole. It didn't work out quite the way the child had hoped. Then when her ex showed up expecting reconciliation, Amelia quickly let him know how wrong he was.
I loved this story and would like to go to this town. The people who live there are kind and thoughtful. Just what you want in a Christmas town. This was a sweet story with lots of laughs.
What Child Is This? (North Pole, Alaska #3)
This is a sweet, emotional story of the magic of Christmas and finding happiness.
It's so cute when a little girl writes to Santa asking him for a daddy for Christmas. She even included a list of possible daddies! Some of them are much too old or just not suitable but to a 6-year-old if he's a man and he's nice, he went on the list. I loved that North Pole, Alaska had Elves answering the kids' letters but the Elf who had to answer this one had my sympathy.
I liked the little girl, in fact, I liked everyone in the whole town. Between the people and the town, I would like to visit this place.
Blame it on Mistletoe (North Pole, Alaska #1)
I loved this cute Christmas story. When five-year-old DJ Baxter didn't get a reply to his letter to Santa for two years in a row, he decided to go see him and ask why he didn't answer the letters. So he sets off to North Pole, Alaska where he knows Santa lives.
His mother is frantic when she finds him missing. Luckily an old friend of her ex-husband drops by. Sparks fly and they get very close. Their bond becomes even stronger when they take off for North Pole to find her son.
This cute Christmas story takes us into the mind of a 5-year-old which is so much fun but we also have the heartache of a mother whose son is missing. Add a romance to the story and you've got a perfect Christmas escape.
If Only In My Dreams (North Pole, Alaska #2)
I love North Pole, Alaska where Elves personally answer every letter Santa gets. Unfortunately, Elf Amelia got two letters mixed up. She sent a nasty letter to a little boy that was meant for her ex and the nice letter for the boy to her ex. The poor little fella was in tears when he got his letter but the ex was thrilled with the one he got, thinking Amelia was giving him another chance. Things didn't get much better when the boy and his father came to visit North Pole. It didn't work out quite the way the child had hoped. Then when her ex showed up expecting reconciliation, Amelia quickly let him know how wrong he was.
I loved this story and would like to go to this town. The people who live there are kind and thoughtful. Just what you want in a Christmas town. This was a sweet story with lots of laughs.
What Child Is This? (North Pole, Alaska #3)
This is a sweet, emotional story of the magic of Christmas and finding happiness.
It's so cute when a little girl writes to Santa asking him for a daddy for Christmas. She even included a list of possible daddies! Some of them are much too old or just not suitable but to a 6-year-old if he's a man and he's nice, he went on the list. I loved that North Pole, Alaska had Elves answering the kids' letters but the Elf who had to answer this one had my sympathy.
I liked the little girl, in fact, I liked everyone in the whole town. Between the people and the town, I would like to visit this place.
August 10, 2018
Blame it on Mistletoe - This is my first book by this author and I loved it. While it was sad that the wife and son lost their Marine to death, the book was filled with humor, joy and pleasant surprises. This well edited, well written and well thought out story keeps the reader immersed in the pages, which quickly end too soon. The characters are likable, realistic and don't have any of the stupid tendencies givens so freely with Indie writers.
There were a few kinks and twists in the story, but nothing mean, just caring and love. There was some sexual tension but not the-in-your-face-continuously type and no vulgar language. A story that can be read by all ages. This town of Christmas was magical for a mom and her son. 5*
Written in the Stars - I contacted the author and received this story, lucky me! There's a Prologue, which is funny and sets up the pace for the rest of the story, as well as the topics of two more books in this new series. This is a well written, well thought out story with some likable, caring characters that entertain continuously. I steady belly laughed my way through this humor filled, but with some drama - not hysterics, drama - story of a lost father, lost daughter, lost love, lost chance, etc.; it has it all, including romance and some magic.
Alaska is a wonderful character all on her own. I had a wonderful day reading both Blame it on Mistletoe and Written; sadly, I don't have any more Fox books in my library, sob. 5*
There were a few kinks and twists in the story, but nothing mean, just caring and love. There was some sexual tension but not the-in-your-face-continuously type and no vulgar language. A story that can be read by all ages. This town of Christmas was magical for a mom and her son. 5*
Written in the Stars - I contacted the author and received this story, lucky me! There's a Prologue, which is funny and sets up the pace for the rest of the story, as well as the topics of two more books in this new series. This is a well written, well thought out story with some likable, caring characters that entertain continuously. I steady belly laughed my way through this humor filled, but with some drama - not hysterics, drama - story of a lost father, lost daughter, lost love, lost chance, etc.; it has it all, including romance and some magic.
Alaska is a wonderful character all on her own. I had a wonderful day reading both Blame it on Mistletoe and Written; sadly, I don't have any more Fox books in my library, sob. 5*
August 12, 2020
This book is like a Hallmark holiday movie except there are more sex scenes (not graphics). People gather in North Pole Alaska where the Elves respond to children's letters and a Secret Santa delivers gifts that people need.
The first story has a child running from home and evading the border checks to go see Santa about getting his father home. His real father is dead but there's a Marine sergeant who is supposedly in love with the kid's mother despite the fact they've never met before. This was the least believable tale.
The second story deals with a woman who is stuck in North Pole after being dumped. She mistakenly sends an angry letter meant for the ex to a child expecting Santa to fix his father who is a handsome jerk. The child's life doesn't get much better but eventually the woman, Amelia, befriends an injured fox and her neighbour Wes who is one of those quiet, dependable types. This one was my favorite.
The third story is your basic secret baby story. She's a nurse. He works for Doctors Without Borders, and they had a no strings fling that resulted in a hockey playing little girl. He comes to North Pole, and everything gets revealed to him. She is afraid of her daughter getting hurt but the daughter is determined to get a new daddy. There are some hot kisses and she does. The end.
We never find out who the Secret Santa is and whether the reindeer caretaker Rudy and the mail lady Clara hit it off but I guess there are further books in the series.
The first story has a child running from home and evading the border checks to go see Santa about getting his father home. His real father is dead but there's a Marine sergeant who is supposedly in love with the kid's mother despite the fact they've never met before. This was the least believable tale.
The second story deals with a woman who is stuck in North Pole after being dumped. She mistakenly sends an angry letter meant for the ex to a child expecting Santa to fix his father who is a handsome jerk. The child's life doesn't get much better but eventually the woman, Amelia, befriends an injured fox and her neighbour Wes who is one of those quiet, dependable types. This one was my favorite.
The third story is your basic secret baby story. She's a nurse. He works for Doctors Without Borders, and they had a no strings fling that resulted in a hockey playing little girl. He comes to North Pole, and everything gets revealed to him. She is afraid of her daughter getting hurt but the daughter is determined to get a new daddy. There are some hot kisses and she does. The end.
We never find out who the Secret Santa is and whether the reindeer caretaker Rudy and the mail lady Clara hit it off but I guess there are further books in the series.
March 16, 2024
It was an okay box set.
I would have liked a clearer ending in regards to Clara and Rudy.
BLAME IT ON MISTLETOE
Sweet and entertaining.
Loved the whole Santa letter miracle thing and enjoyed the whole town of North Pole and its characters.
And though it was insta love on Abby’s part, I understood that Frank had had time to have his feelings grow.
JD was a cutie and I’m glad he appreciated getting a new father.
IF ONLY IN MY DREAMS
Sending the wrong letters causes havoc.
Amelia gets blindsided by a letter from her despicable ex boyfriend that is sent through Santa’s mail.
She writes a reply but posts it to the wrong person, causing a child to be upset.
Amends are made but not is all as it seems.
Wes realises he does not have the time he thought to show his neighbour how he feels.
Another child realises that he cannot fix a problem.
WHAT CHILD IS THIS
Unfortunately another secret child story. Not my favourite trope.
They agree to a no fling deal after meeting.
And once again the man has chosen to go his own way, leaving no way to be contacted.
Six years on and he becomes the temporary doctor of North Pole, and his ex fling is the town nurse.
And guess who the little cutie pie daughter looks like?
I enjoyed the town characters and the background story more than I did the story around Hope and Eli.
I would have liked a clearer ending in regards to Clara and Rudy.
BLAME IT ON MISTLETOE
Sweet and entertaining.
Loved the whole Santa letter miracle thing and enjoyed the whole town of North Pole and its characters.
And though it was insta love on Abby’s part, I understood that Frank had had time to have his feelings grow.
JD was a cutie and I’m glad he appreciated getting a new father.
IF ONLY IN MY DREAMS
Sending the wrong letters causes havoc.
Amelia gets blindsided by a letter from her despicable ex boyfriend that is sent through Santa’s mail.
She writes a reply but posts it to the wrong person, causing a child to be upset.
Amends are made but not is all as it seems.
Wes realises he does not have the time he thought to show his neighbour how he feels.
Another child realises that he cannot fix a problem.
WHAT CHILD IS THIS
Unfortunately another secret child story. Not my favourite trope.
They agree to a no fling deal after meeting.
And once again the man has chosen to go his own way, leaving no way to be contacted.
Six years on and he becomes the temporary doctor of North Pole, and his ex fling is the town nurse.
And guess who the little cutie pie daughter looks like?
I enjoyed the town characters and the background story more than I did the story around Hope and Eli.
January 24, 2019
North Pole Anthology 1: Book 1-3 (North Pole, Alaska)
These stories take place in North Pole, Alaska which is a Christmas town. Book 1 is the love story of Abby and Frank. Abby's 6 year old son, JD, want his dad back, so he wrote to Santa in North Pole, Alaska. When he does not get a answer he go to find out why? Frank is Abby's last husband best friend, when he come home he goes to see her and find that her son is missing. Can they find him. Book 2 - The love story of Amelia and Web. Amelia came to North Pole, Alaska with John, who she hope they would marry but he ran out with his old girlfriend. When the own of the cafe die , she left it to Amelia. Now all she want to do is return to the state. While a letter come to Santa and help for John' s father and a letter from her ex. She wrote a mean letter to her ex who name is John and send it to the little boy name John and the nice letter is send to her ex, she has to make thinks right. Can she? Book 3 - The love story of Hope and Eli. Sever year ago Eli and Hope had a daughter name Samantha and he when off with DEB and she could not find him. Now he is in North Pole. Can she tell him he is a father? Great stories.
These stories take place in North Pole, Alaska which is a Christmas town. Book 1 is the love story of Abby and Frank. Abby's 6 year old son, JD, want his dad back, so he wrote to Santa in North Pole, Alaska. When he does not get a answer he go to find out why? Frank is Abby's last husband best friend, when he come home he goes to see her and find that her son is missing. Can they find him. Book 2 - The love story of Amelia and Web. Amelia came to North Pole, Alaska with John, who she hope they would marry but he ran out with his old girlfriend. When the own of the cafe die , she left it to Amelia. Now all she want to do is return to the state. While a letter come to Santa and help for John' s father and a letter from her ex. She wrote a mean letter to her ex who name is John and send it to the little boy name John and the nice letter is send to her ex, she has to make thinks right. Can she? Book 3 - The love story of Hope and Eli. Sever year ago Eli and Hope had a daughter name Samantha and he when off with DEB and she could not find him. Now he is in North Pole. Can she tell him he is a father? Great stories.
September 7, 2020
This is a very cute collection of books set in of all places a town called North Pole . I have read all three and even though they are similar each had their individual quirks and features. They all involve a child withing a letter to Santa and the Elves squad in the small town tries to answer them. Some have a single mom ,others it is, girl left behind. There are tender moments with charging reindeer, a wounded fox and a vanishing moose. There is also a secret Santa who seems to know just what a particular person needs as a side story. Not sure who it is yet. It is best to read them in order since earlier stories are referenced in later books. The plot moves quickly with good description. The romance scenes are appropriate for such a setting , nothing naughty. Remember Santa is watching. The dialogue was realistic and the friendship of the key characters was believable. These were a very quick enjoyable read. I will continue with the series which are all on Kindle Unlimited which is where I borrowed this set.
December 13, 2018
Sweet and tender love stories for those chilly nights by the fire BUT... anyone with children will be mortified!
My biggest complaint, and it is a big one, is the unbelievable situations we are to believe the children were in; a 5 year old able to run away from home and manage to get from Washington state to Alaska without being found out and, seemingly, completely unafraid even when he spends the night in a barn loft with a crazy reindeer hovering below, and a 7 year old constantly pawned off by his father. Considering these are Christmas holiday stories the first 2 sure did take on a bit of a dark side.
All 3 take place in North Pole Alaska and focus around a central cast of characters with each book incorporating a few new ones. Although mostly predictable, that is what is expected from this genre.
My biggest complaint, and it is a big one, is the unbelievable situations we are to believe the children were in; a 5 year old able to run away from home and manage to get from Washington state to Alaska without being found out and, seemingly, completely unafraid even when he spends the night in a barn loft with a crazy reindeer hovering below, and a 7 year old constantly pawned off by his father. Considering these are Christmas holiday stories the first 2 sure did take on a bit of a dark side.
All 3 take place in North Pole Alaska and focus around a central cast of characters with each book incorporating a few new ones. Although mostly predictable, that is what is expected from this genre.
December 3, 2018
Well Written Feel-Good Fluff. Recommend.
I wasn’t sure what to expect with this book because I wasn’t familiar with the author. However, I enjoyed the stories very much. They were light, with personable protagonists. There was minor tension, but it was very slight. Essentially, these were feel-good beach read stories, like typical Harlequin/Silhouette Romance books. It’s a given that they were predictable, because that is what the reader wants and expects in this genre. The author did everything right. The only quibble I had was that the last story was slowed down by some repetitive thoughts by the heroine.
These were clean reads, if that is a concern for any readers. I recommend this book for readers just wanting some light feel-good, well written fluff.
I wasn’t sure what to expect with this book because I wasn’t familiar with the author. However, I enjoyed the stories very much. They were light, with personable protagonists. There was minor tension, but it was very slight. Essentially, these were feel-good beach read stories, like typical Harlequin/Silhouette Romance books. It’s a given that they were predictable, because that is what the reader wants and expects in this genre. The author did everything right. The only quibble I had was that the last story was slowed down by some repetitive thoughts by the heroine.
These were clean reads, if that is a concern for any readers. I recommend this book for readers just wanting some light feel-good, well written fluff.
January 5, 2019
These three stories are cute and uplifting, but I noticed a couple of things that kept them from being rated higher. First of all, the kids in all three stories are 5 or 6 years old. They are way too worldly/grownup for this age of child. I doubt a 5 year old would hide in a camper for a trip from Washington state to Alaska and then be able to be mostly on his own for a few days, even buying his own meals. Secondly, Dr. Eli had a full ride scholarship to the University of Washington State. Say what? There is Washington State University and the University of Washington, but no University of Washington State. Needs to be better edited and/or researched.
March 6, 2019
Three books in one anthology, set in North Pole, Alaska, where letters to Santa are answered, and where there still is magic.
Three different and perhaps a bit unlikely romances, two involving children, unusual surroundings and quirky characters make this anthology a thoroughly enjoyable read. There may not be fast-paced and nail biting moments of suspense, but the stories flow nicely together, well written and with a sense of humour.
These are just what I call "feel-good" books, like a comfortable old blanket on a cold winter evening.
I would definitely like to read more of this author, and in fact specifically of this series.
Three different and perhaps a bit unlikely romances, two involving children, unusual surroundings and quirky characters make this anthology a thoroughly enjoyable read. There may not be fast-paced and nail biting moments of suspense, but the stories flow nicely together, well written and with a sense of humour.
These are just what I call "feel-good" books, like a comfortable old blanket on a cold winter evening.
I would definitely like to read more of this author, and in fact specifically of this series.
February 14, 2018
Feel Good Romances!
The books in this anthology are definitely "feel good" stories. Each novella centers around the wishes a child makes in a letter to Santa Claus. The letter is delivered to "elves" in North Pole, Alaska who reply personally to each letter. The town of North Pole is a holiday delight 24/7. There's even a mysterious Secret Santa. The plots move quickly and satisfyingly. Adults discover true love. Each child's wish is answered in a way that may not be exactly what he or she wished for, but it's what the child needed. Love this series! Happy reading!
The books in this anthology are definitely "feel good" stories. Each novella centers around the wishes a child makes in a letter to Santa Claus. The letter is delivered to "elves" in North Pole, Alaska who reply personally to each letter. The town of North Pole is a holiday delight 24/7. There's even a mysterious Secret Santa. The plots move quickly and satisfyingly. Adults discover true love. Each child's wish is answered in a way that may not be exactly what he or she wished for, but it's what the child needed. Love this series! Happy reading!
December 8, 2018
Welcome to North Pole
I absolutely loved this boxset! It contains 3 absolutely adorable tales of romance set in North Pole, Alaska which is always decorated as Christmas. I caught myself laughing out loud at the precocious kids and their antics. I do believe that the author could use a proofreader to fix the typing errors but they weren’t so bad that it kept me from thoroughly enjoying these stories! Highly recommend reading these books to put you in the Christmas spirit!!!
I absolutely loved this boxset! It contains 3 absolutely adorable tales of romance set in North Pole, Alaska which is always decorated as Christmas. I caught myself laughing out loud at the precocious kids and their antics. I do believe that the author could use a proofreader to fix the typing errors but they weren’t so bad that it kept me from thoroughly enjoying these stories! Highly recommend reading these books to put you in the Christmas spirit!!!
February 17, 2019
I enjoyed this series! Love to read Christmas themed books around the holidays. I liked the idea of the North Pole as a small town where everything revolves around Christmas and the Secret Santa was a cute touch! The characters as children who get their Christmas letters read and their dreams fulfilled was a very nice touch. I think this is a great holiday read and I truly enjoyed all the fleshed out characters
September 5, 2020
A sweet series
I thoroughly enjoyed this sweet series. The stories are good and the characters are endearing. It was fun to see the inhabitants of North Pole find their happily ever afters and to catch glimpses of previous characters in later books. This is a warm and fuzzy series, so grap a cup of tea or hot chocolate and settle down for an enjoyable escape in the lovely town of North Pole, Alaska.
I thoroughly enjoyed this sweet series. The stories are good and the characters are endearing. It was fun to see the inhabitants of North Pole find their happily ever afters and to catch glimpses of previous characters in later books. This is a warm and fuzzy series, so grap a cup of tea or hot chocolate and settle down for an enjoyable escape in the lovely town of North Pole, Alaska.
December 17, 2018
Out of the mouth of babes (and children).
These were some very cute books. Thank you Noelle Cox for the free read, they were especially enjoyable at this time of year. But the story and the good in each child's mind for a special outcome to their situation and a letter being sent to Santa made for a perfect story line and you did not disappoint!! Thank you.
These were some very cute books. Thank you Noelle Cox for the free read, they were especially enjoyable at this time of year. But the story and the good in each child's mind for a special outcome to their situation and a letter being sent to Santa made for a perfect story line and you did not disappoint!! Thank you.
December 27, 2018
A trilogy of the miracle of Christmas
This novel has three different stories which all happen in the town of North Pole, Alaska. In each story, the people find what was missing from their life outside this special town. You will want to add visiting this part of Alaska to a bucket list.
This novel has three different stories which all happen in the town of North Pole, Alaska. In each story, the people find what was missing from their life outside this special town. You will want to add visiting this part of Alaska to a bucket list.
March 7, 2019
Good Holiday Fun
The three novels in this collection are thoroughly enjoyable. Likeable characters, almost believable story lines, and plenty of humor are set in the magical (and real) town of North Pole, Alaska. Make yourself a cup of hot cocoa, stir with a candy cane, kick off your shoes and put your feet up, and get set for Christmas.
The three novels in this collection are thoroughly enjoyable. Likeable characters, almost believable story lines, and plenty of humor are set in the magical (and real) town of North Pole, Alaska. Make yourself a cup of hot cocoa, stir with a candy cane, kick off your shoes and put your feet up, and get set for Christmas.
January 12, 2021
This set of three books caught my attention about 2016. Her name and the book titles caught my eye, so I bought them on Kindle. After reading the first chapter of the book, I was hooked. Her intros are fabulous! I have bought every one of this North Pole Anthology set of books and read them immediately!
November 30, 2021
I absolutely loved this! I read it a couple years ago, but couldn't remember what it was called, and I spent half the night trying to find it again! (I have like 1500 books in my Kindle library!). Anyway, I loved it so much, and now I see there are MORE books in the series!! I'm thrilled, because I do remember clearly these books were absolutely charming!
January 27, 2025
All three books in this anthology come in at around 100 pages each. It's a bit too short for any real depth, so things happen fast. They are sweet, short stories for Christmas that take place in North Pole, Alaska, where children's Christmas letters are answered by the townspeople. Several town characters appear throughout the series, as well as a mysterious gift giver.
November 11, 2017
What a delight!
Happy stories are what I love! Each story in this anthology had me reading as fast as I could. I plan to share these books as my favorite reads at December's book club.
Happy stories are what I love! Each story in this anthology had me reading as fast as I could. I plan to share these books as my favorite reads at December's book club.
December 1, 2018
North Pole
Three young kids write to Santa to find a parent. All of the kids and their parents and up in North Pole, AK. With help from Santa's elves each letter tries to get answered.
Three young kids write to Santa to find a parent. All of the kids and their parents and up in North Pole, AK. With help from Santa's elves each letter tries to get answered.
December 4, 2018
Great trio of stories
I really enjoyed these stories about couples in North Pole, Alaska. I loved the setting, the town that's all about Christmas all the time, and the people that live there. The love stories are sweet with satisfying happy endings.
I really enjoyed these stories about couples in North Pole, Alaska. I loved the setting, the town that's all about Christmas all the time, and the people that live there. The love stories are sweet with satisfying happy endings.
December 9, 2018
North Pole
Liked everything. Would love to stay in that town.
Such nice people there. But why are most men rugged and bearded? What about a woman like them in the female version?
Anyway loved the stories and feel content.
Liked everything. Would love to stay in that town.
Such nice people there. But why are most men rugged and bearded? What about a woman like them in the female version?
Anyway loved the stories and feel content.
December 16, 2018
Happy ending
These three stories are all based in the town of North Pole Alaska where everything has Christmas names. Each story involves a child and a special wish. Beautiful stories worth reading!
These three stories are all based in the town of North Pole Alaska where everything has Christmas names. Each story involves a child and a special wish. Beautiful stories worth reading!
December 25, 2018
Not worth my time
I wasn’t liking the story so I gave up. I’m going to try a new Christmas book. I don’t like when kids are portrayed being older than they are. A 5 yr old would not be thinking or acting like that.
I wasn’t liking the story so I gave up. I’m going to try a new Christmas book. I don’t like when kids are portrayed being older than they are. A 5 yr old would not be thinking or acting like that.
December 27, 2018
North Pole Anthology 1-3
I love this book! I am currently reading Anthology 2 books 4 -6! I am addicted! This book once I started I did not want to put it down!! I will visit NORTH POLE, I live in Nikiski, Alaska
I love this book! I am currently reading Anthology 2 books 4 -6! I am addicted! This book once I started I did not want to put it down!! I will visit NORTH POLE, I live in Nikiski, Alaska
January 1, 2019
CHRISTMAS
What a wonderful read this turned out to be. The kind that makes you believe in Santa. No matter how old you are. I loved every one of the three stories. Santa's helpers had me in giggles. And say nothing of the precious children. HEA for sure
What a wonderful read this turned out to be. The kind that makes you believe in Santa. No matter how old you are. I loved every one of the three stories. Santa's helpers had me in giggles. And say nothing of the precious children. HEA for sure
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