Larry Gets Lost in the North Pole is a festive addition to the beloved Larry Gets Lost series, offering young readers aged 3–7 a magical Christmas adventure filled with the wonders of Santa's workshop and the spirit of the holiday season.
Larry's curiosity leads to his most exciting journey yet! When a trip to the Christmas fair goes awry, our adventurous pup finds himself whisked away to the magical North Pole.
In this enchanting holiday tale, Larry explores the wonders of Santa's secret world. From the glittering streets of Christmastown to Mrs. Claus's candy cane garden, every page brings new surprises. But when a big storm threatens to cancel Christmas, it's up to Larry to save the day!
John Skewes' vibrant illustrations and Michael Mullin's charming storytelling bring the North Pole to life like never before. Perfect for young kids and their families to read together, this book captures the wonder and excitement of the holiday season.
Will Larry find his way home? And will Christmas be saved? Unwrap the magic in this delightful addition to the beloved Larry Gets Lost series!
"Mike Mullin has written such a delightful and fun story about Christmas and a cute pup who accidentally ends up in the North Pole. The colorful illustrations by John Skewes further enhance the story and bring it to life." —Readers Favorite
MICHAEL MULLIN is an award-winning author known for his twisted fairytale retellings and educational writing. His career spans from teaching to creating marketing materials for major entertainment companies. Based in Pasadena, CA, Michael is developing an educational program using his TaleSpins trilogy to teach empathy and anti-bullying. He lives with his wife Dani and their dog Finn.
JOHN SKEWES, creator of the award-winning Larry Gets Lost series, is an accomplished muralist, illustrator, and product designer. He has worked for the Walt Disney Company and Funko. Since Larry’s debut in 2006, the series has grown to more than 30 titles with over half a million books sold. John currently lives in Everett, Washington, with his wife and two dogs.
Larry Gets Lost in the North Pole is a festive addition to the beloved Larry Gets Lost series, offering young readers aged 3–7 a magical Christmas adventure filled with the wonders of Santa's workshop and the spirit of the holiday season.
Larry's curiosity leads to his most exciting journey yet! When a trip to the Christmas fair goes awry, our adventurous pup finds himself whisked away to the magical North Pole.
In this enchanting holiday tale, Larry explores the wonders of Santa's secret world. From the glittering streets of Christmastown to Mrs. Claus's candy cane garden, every page brings new surprises. But when a big storm threatens to cancel Christmas, it's up to Larry to save the day!
John Skewes' vibrant illustrations and Michael Mullin's charming storytelling bring the North Pole to life like never before. Perfect for young kids and their families to read together, this book captures the wonder and excitement of the holiday season.
Will Larry find his way home? And will Christmas be saved? Unwrap the magic in this delightful addition to the beloved Larry Gets Lost series!
Praise
"Mike Mullin has written such a delightful and fun story about Christmas and a cute pup who accidentally ends up in the North Pole. The colorful illustrations by John Skewes further enhance the story and bring it to life." —Readers Favorite
Author
MICHAEL MULLIN is an award-winning author known for his twisted fairytale retellings and educational writing. His career spans from teaching to creating marketing materials for major entertainment companies. Based in Pasadena, CA, Michael is developing an educational program using his TaleSpins trilogy to teach empathy and anti-bullying. He lives with his wife Dani and their dog Finn.
JOHN SKEWES, creator of the award-winning Larry Gets Lost series, is an accomplished muralist, illustrator, and product designer. He has worked for the Walt Disney Company and Funko. Since Larry’s debut in 2006, the series has grown to more than 30 titles with over half a million books sold. John currently lives in Everett, Washington, with his wife and two dogs.
