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Kindl is a walking, talking symbol of light whose adventures are a blend of historical fact or legend. As Kindl meets events like Groundhog Day, of the symbolic Statue of Liberty and the Olympic torch, he comes away with a deeper understanding of their significance. It's almost as though Kindl is in search of trivia about the events as much as having a good time. These adventures follow the 3E's t... More

Kindl is a walking, talking symbol of light whose adventures are a blend of historical fact or legend. As Kindl meets events like Groundhog Day, of the symbolic Statue of Liberty and the Olympic torch, he comes away with a deeper understanding of their significance. It's almost as though Kindl is in search of trivia about the events as much as having a good time. These adventures follow the 3E's to Reading: Education, Entertainment and Enjoyment) with many books having music as well as stories based on events.

Kindl finds himself an elfkin in Santaville, Santa's workplace. In his rush to help, he loses the bundle going to children of the lighthouses. His forgetfulness sends him in all directions to give a message to the children of the lighthouses. In his travels, he lands in Knowville, where they know everything there is to know. And they know he is not an official elfkin, so won't send him to a lighthouse until getting verification from Santa as to who he is. But Santa is on a practice run to places named Christmas around the world. Kindl learns names of Santa around the world. His travels help him realize that size isn't everything when it comes to being an elf. Mrs. Claus helps him become a true Christmas elfkin who helps Santa solve a lighthouse dilemma.

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