Inspiring Children through Faith-Based, Character-Building Books
LATEST RELEASE FOR CHRISTMAS
The Little Reindeer
Who Couldn't Fly
It's Christmas Eve at the North Pole, and the unthinkable has happened. The toys are finished. The sleigh is ready. The reindeer are stamping their hooves, eager to fly. But deep inside Santa's workshop, the elves have just made a startling discovery… every last sheet of wrapping paper is gone. With Christmas only hours away, Santa and his elves must come together with hearts full, hands busy, ready to find a way to deliver every gift in time. And when the reindeer lend their help in the most wonderful way, the North Pole learns something they will never forget: A present is only the outward offering of an inward gift, the gift of love. And the greatest love the world has ever known was when God gave His only Son. Tender, joyful, and brimming with the true spirit of Christmas, The Great Wrapping Paper Emergency is a heartfelt picture book for children ages 4–8, a story that reminds us, no matter how the paper is wrapped, the truest gift is always love.
More Great Books Available
Benjamin's Journey
Christmas is more than a season of giving; it's the story of God's greatest gift to humanity. In this book, I explore the biblical account of Christ's birth not as a distant tradition, but as a living call to faith, hope, and transformation. As a Santa deeply committed to honoring the true meaning behind the merriment, I wrote this book for children and families who long to feel the wonder of the Nativity in their hearts. Through storytelling, reflection, and gentle guidance, I hope to lead young readers not just to admire the manger-but to approach it with conviction. It's my prayer that this journey awakens a desire in children to commit their lives to Jesus Christ, not out of duty, but from awe. This is a celebration of grace, a spark for personal faith, and a reminder that beneath the jingle bells lies a silent night that changed the world.
The Great Wrapping Paper Emergency
It's Christmas Eve at the North Pole, and the unthinkable has happened. The toys are finished. The sleigh is ready. The reindeer are stamping their hooves, eager to fly. But deep inside Santa's workshop, the elves have just made a startling discovery… every last sheet of wrapping paper is gone. With Christmas only hours away, Santa and his elves must come together with hearts full, hands busy, ready to find a way to deliver every gift in time. And when the reindeer lend their help in the most wonderful way, the North Pole learns something they will never forget: A present is only the outward offering of an inward gift, the gift of love. And the greatest love the world has ever known was when God gave His only Son. Tender, joyful, and brimming with the true spirit of Christmas, The Great Wrapping Paper Emergency is a heartfelt picture book for children ages 4–8, a story that reminds us, no matter how the paper is wrapped, the truest gift is always love.
Coming Soon For Adults
Days of the Beast
A gripping, unflinching plunge into the end times, seen through the eyes of three boys suddenly left on their own. The catastrophe is global, swallowing everyone they ever knew or loved. As the world buckles and breaks, they fight to resist the darkness pressing in on every side. Chillingly plausible and rendered with procedural detail that makes dystopian fiction feel less like imagination and more like a documentary from a future no one wants. A scene that lingers long after the final page—fast, faith‑forward, impossible to put down, and even harder to shake.
Jonathan Kirk, Author and Storyteller
Jonathan Kirk has been a professional Santa and Storyteller for 15 years. Jonathan Kirk is a Minnesota-based storyteller, retired professional, and children's book author who made a remarkable discovery later in life: that he was meant to become both a professional Santa Claus and a children's book writer. What began as a quiet curiosity in retirement has blossomed into a heartfelt second chapter. It is one filled with snowdrifts, sleigh bells, and the warm glow of a Christmas he has loved for as long as he can remember. At the heart of Jonathan's writing is Christmas itself: not only the magic of the North Pole, but the true Christmas story. It is the birth of Jesus, and the timeless message of hope, humility, and love it carries into the world. That foundation shapes every tale he tells. Whether he is spinning yarns about elves, reindeer, or the snowy workshops far beyond the tree line, Jonathan weaves in gentle lessons that invite children to be kinder, braver, and more thoughtful. His greatest hope is that they become, in their own small ways, better people. His North Pole Stories are written with children in mind but carry truths for every age. Each adventure is a quiet reminder that goodness matters, that character is built in small moments, and that the spirit of Christmas lives year-round in the way we treat one another. Jonathan makes his home in Minnesota with his beloved wife, four children, and five grandchildren, where the winters are made for storytelling. So pull up a chair, pour yourself a mug of hot cocoa, and help yourself to a cookie.