PublishAmerica Presents Elmer the Elf and the Magical Jingle Bells
by George Robinson
Frederick, MD August 28, 2008 -- PublishAmerica
is proud to present Elmer the Elf and the Magical
Jingle Bells by Turnersville, New Jersey's George
Robinson and illustrated by Janet Foster.
Elmer the Elf is the story of a young elf who has
a very important job at the North Pole. He is one
of many elves who help Santa every Christmas. The
story tracks the adventure of Elmer as he travels
the world to find the Magical Jingle Bells, as
they had become lost somewhere over the Atlantic
Ocean. These bells are a very important part of
Santa's sleigh. Elmer does find an unusual way to
take care of the problem. I hope everyone enjoys
this story as much as my family has. It was a fun story to write.
"Elmer the Elf was a direct result of fifty years
of reading The Night Before Christmas every
Christmas Eve to my children and then to my
grandchildren," Robinson said. "The story was
written in 2001 and became our second book
reading on that night. As all my family got to
know the Elmer story, they convinced me that I
should publish it, and thus give many others the
opportunity to read about Elmer. I am seventy-two
years old. I was born in Philadelphia and have
been a New Jersey resident since 1964. I have
been married for fifty-two years, and have four
children and seven grandchildren. I have never
written anything before Elmer. I am currently
doing some research for another Elmer adventure."
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