The Santa Switch

When it comes to the biggest toy drop of the year, Santa gets most of the credit -- but he could hardly do it alone In "The Santa Switch," written by Laura Lee Scott and illustrated by Cheryl Crouthamel, Mrs. Claus finally becomes the fabulous tour-de-force she's always meant to be.

This modern version of Mrs. C. believes in equality, compassion, and continuing education. She loves her good-natured, big-hearted husband, and they share the same vision -- but she's definitely the "doer" to his "dreamer."

And, while Jessica Claus is CEO (Chief Elf Optimizer) of the world's most successful toy factory, she also loves to kick off her shoes and bake up a storm, spreading holiday joy to anyone willing to believe that Christmas is truly the most magical time of year.

"The Santa Switch's" positive, gender-empowering message, lovable spin on legendary characters, and eye-catching illustrations are sure to warm hearts and tickle funny bones of the young and the young-at-heart -- making it a treasured read for all at Christmastime.

Author: Laura Lee Scott
Publisher: Passionflower Press
Published: 03/15/2019
Pages: 32
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.89lbs
Size: 11.02h x 8.50w x 0.25d
ISBN: 9780578111889

About the Author
Crouthamel, Cheryl: - Cheryl Crouthamel specializes in whimsical, fun and creative illustrations with a specialty in children's and animal illustrations. A mother of three and former NYPD officer, Cheryl has over 20 years of experience creating the kind of beautiful art that truly brings a children's book to life.

Scott, Laura Lee: - Laura Lee Scott has worked as a professional writer, ghostwriter, editor, publisher, and graphic designer for over 25 years, and has authored three children's picture books, as well as memoirs and picture books for others. She also enjoys writing short stories and poetry and is currently working on a number of writing projects. Laura 's work has won numerous awards, including Mom's Choice Awards, a Cascade Writing Award, and a Faith & Culture Conference Writing Award. A member of The Authors' Guild, SCBWI, Willamette Writers, Faith & Culture Writers' Connection, and Oregon Christian Writers, she has also served as an artist in resident and enjoys reading her books in primary school classrooms whenever she gets the chance. In her spare time, Laura enjoys walking her dogs, playing the piano, volunteering with children and the homeless, and traveling with her husband and two teenage sons.