Santa Claus to Attend Tucson Festival of Books

TUCSON, Ariz. - Feb. 2, 2015 - PRLog -- He's rested, he's excited, and he is ready for the Tucson Festival of Books! Santa Claus will be featured at the highly visited Tucson Festival on both, Saturday, March 14^th, and Sunday, March 15^th. He will be at The North Pole Press' booth signing the two new releases from Santa's Elf Series© for all good boys and girls.

The North Pole Press is also pleased to announce that the festival will feature the official release of Return of the Birds, a new horror/suspense novel that will premiere at the Tucson Festival of Books. This Eastern Tennessee publisher will have the authors and illustrators available for all hours of the festival to accommodate as many persons as wish to meet them.

The Santa's Elf Series© is a collection of early children's readers, written in rhyme and fully illustrated by Mary Moore. These books are designed to help teach children about colors, shapes, sizes, and even geography, no matter the season. Upon completion there will be 25 total books/elves in the series.

In addition to the colorful illustrations, the rhyming and cadence of each book assists children in learning how to read and retain words faster. The first two elves released are Jamie Hardrock, Chief Mining Elf and Shelley Wrapitup, Master Design Elf. Both these books are available at the festival. For more information and to meet the author and illustrator follow this link: http://wate.com/2014/12/26/santa-and-mrs-claus-busy-writing-books-after-christmas/

The North Pole Press will also feature the author of The Santa Claus Trilogy, a set of three books written in the fantasy genre that are made up of Believe Again, The North Pole Chronicles, a book about how the elves found Santa and brought him to the North Pole. It is followed by Faith, Hope & Reindeer, about how good people who lost their faith and hope had it restored by Santa Claus. The third and final book, Glaciers Melt & Mountains Smoke, actually has Santa changing residences because the North Pole is melting at an alarming rate.

The Santa Claus Trilogy is written for all ages. These books reveal how Santa does many of the things he can, and why. Most adults enjoy this trilogy as much or more than younger believers. All these titles will be available to have Santa Claus dedicate them to your favorite reader (meaning you, of course).

For those who enjoy horror/suspense novels, Return of the Birds, brings terror from the skies. Winged creatures begin an attack on a California seaside resort town, the likes of which had not been seen in more than 50 years. And those that survive the attack itself have more horror to contend with. This book is being officially released at the Tucson festival. The author will be available all weekend to sign, answer reader's questions, and do interviews.

More can be found at http://thenorthpolepress.com. You will find The North Pole Press' booth number in the March 8^th supplemental of the Arizona Daily Star.