Where A Boy Called Christmas ends, this book begins.
It's Christmas Eve, but everything is going the worst possible way. Mr. Ádáz locks Amelia in a workhouse, the light of hope flickers ever fainter, and Father Christmas knows that he must find the little girl, otherwise the miracle of the holiday will be in jeopardy.
However, she will not be left alone in the mission that promises to be difficult: not only goblins and reindeer, but also the Queen of England herself, even a cat-loving man named Charles Dickens and a selfless, pure-hearted kitchen lady come to her aid in order to save Amelia.
But in the meantime, the world is turned upside down in Koboldfalva. The fairy tale glimps weave a web, incite the trolls, and Boho rushes to her doom without suspecting anything...

English writer Matt Haig (1975) is the author of countless award-winning novels for adults and young adults. When his son asked him what kind of child Father Christmas was, he knew he had to write a series of this story. The film version of the first book, The Boy Called Christmas, is already in the works.
Chris Mould (1969) started art school at the age of sixteen. He has already won several prestigious awards with his illustrations. He loves his work and likes to write and draw books that he himself would have liked to read when he was a little boy. He lives in England with his children and wife.