Letters from Father Christmas
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‘Letters from Father Christmas’ is a collection of imaginative and whimsical letters written and illustrated by J.R.
R. Tolkien to his children between 1920 and 1943.
Each year, Tolkien would write letters from Father Christmas, complete with drawings and stories of life at the North Pole.
The letters detailed Father Christmas's adventures, often involving his clumsy helper Ilbereth the Elf and the North Polar Bear.
These letters created a magical and enchanting tradition within the Tolkien family, showcasing Tolkien's creativity and love for storytelling.
The book captures the spirit of Christmas through the eyes of a child, filled with fantastical elements and heartfelt messages.
R. Tolkien to his children between 1920 and 1943.
Each year, Tolkien would write letters from Father Christmas, complete with drawings and stories of life at the North Pole.
The letters detailed Father Christmas's adventures, often involving his clumsy helper Ilbereth the Elf and the North Polar Bear.
These letters created a magical and enchanting tradition within the Tolkien family, showcasing Tolkien's creativity and love for storytelling.
The book captures the spirit of Christmas through the eyes of a child, filled with fantastical elements and heartfelt messages.
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