Have you ever wondered what happens after you send your letter to Santa? It’s a magical process, and Santa and Elf Holly have a special way of reading each letter!
As letters arrive at the North Pole, they’re collected by busy elves who bring them straight to Santa’s study. Elf Holly has set up a special area where she sorts every letter, ensuring Santa can read them all before Christmas.
A Magical Reading Process
Santa loves hearing from children worldwide, and each morning, he sits down with Holly to read letters. Holly pours hot chocolate, and they get to work! Some letters are filled with toy requests, others with thank-yous, and some say “Merry Christmas!” Santa loves every message and takes care to remember each wish.
Holly’s Helpful Sorting
Holly sorts them into different baskets to ensure no letter is missed. There’s a “Wishes” basket, a “Thank Yous” basket, and even a “Special Requests” basket for unique letters. Holly’s system helps Santa keep track of every letter so he doesn’t miss a single child’s message.
The Last-Minute Rush
As Christmas Eve gets closer, Santa and Holly work even harder. The last week before Christmas is their busiest time, but Santa never gets tired of reading children’s letters. Holly encourages him, reminding him that every letter is filled with Christmas cheer. “We’re almost there!” she cheers as Santa reads the final few letters.
Santa’s Heartfelt Promise
Santa smiles after all the letters are read, knowing he’s ready for Christmas Eve. He keeps every letter in his heart and can’t wait to bring joy to each child. So next time you send a letter to Santa, know he’s reading it with a big smile—and he’s ready to make your Christmas special!
