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During the winter holidays, gifts mysteriously appear in every home with children. Where do they come from? This book can be the first explanation of this amazing event for little why-ers, because...

First of all, this is a retelling of the famous poem by Clement Clarke Moore "The Night Before Christmas". It is in this work that Santa Claus first appeared as he is known and loved by the entire English-speaking world. This little poem has had a huge impact on festive traditions - and that's a real miracle. The second miracle is the atmospheric drawings by Chris Dunn. The third miracle is trivial, but important for the little ones - the fact that the heroes of the story are animals. It is easier for kids to understand fairy-tale animals than real people: all donkeys are stubborn, foxes are cunning, bees are hardworking... And on holidays, all polite and kind fairy-tale animals, like children, receive gifts.

Should children believe in amazing gifts for the holidays? Believing in miracles is important because it gives people the strength to go through fear, to become not just adults, but Greats and to create miracles with their own hands.