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Jeanie J., retired actress and songstress, is recognized and featured with a biographical profile in Marquis' "Who's Who in America", "Who's Who in American Women", "Who's Who in Entertainment", and "Who's Who in the West". Jeannie has been a director, producer, costume designer and coach - and is now a fiction writer. She has also been a grade school Art Teacher, as well as an Advisor and Teacher... More

Jeanie J., retired actress and songstress, is recognized and featured with a biographical profile in Marquis' "Who's Who in America", "Who's Who in American Women", "Who's Who in Entertainment", and "Who's Who in the West". Jeannie has been a director, producer, costume designer and coach - and is now a fiction writer. She has also been a grade school Art Teacher, as well as an Advisor and Teacher for mentally retarded children. Jeannie raised five children of her own, and was also given the opportunity to guide and care for four other children. One can understand her love for children. Jeannie has become very dismayed at the Art World, the latest movie presentations and their portrayal of Santa. She believes the insincerity and disrespect toward others we see exhibit in our adult attitudes in this technological world is rubbing off on our kids. This is not something we should take lightly - after all, children are our future. Our young children's innocence, excitement, freshness and wonder is so short-lived but very beneficial. I felt the need to get a message out about the importance of attitude, setting goals, believing in oneself, caring, giving and sharing. I wanted to find a way to reinforce these positive values in our children. How better to promote these values (which Santa is supposed to represent) to all beliefs and backgrounds? A renewal of Santa and his history has great value, as he is a world-renowned figure that all children respect, love and comprehend. Our world needs more love, caring and respect. Reading my story to my own grandchildren , with a flare of drama and excitement, watching their attentive, wide-eyed interest in each detail, prompted this idea. Santa's message is that he needs your help. Their refreshing eagerness to learn historical facts about Santa, their sincere concern and delightful expressions deepened my conviction to develop this story. I have added some new helpers to Santa's group of friends - an Elf and Classy Lady, a hel

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