Elfindo’s first adventure
From a letter to Santa to the first chapter
Your child sends the letter, and you help us connect their everyday life with Elfindo’s journey. We are preparing the first story for Christmas 2026. Here is how ordering and discovering the story together will work.
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Write and send the letter
Wishes can be written in words or drawn. What matters is that your child has already sent their letter to Santa before the listening begins. Keep a copy of what it says — you’ll need it for the personalization.
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Tell us about your child and their wishes
When ordering, you’ll provide the information the story needs: name, age, wishes and selected details of everyday life. These might be interests, a favorite game, close people or a family pet. We expect the form to take about 5–8 minutes.
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Check the details before ordering
You’ll verify the names, the wishes and how close people are referred to. If you’re ordering a story for siblings, you’ll assign each child their own information. This way the familiar details land in the right places in the story.
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We prepare your story
We combine the information from the form with the Christmas story. Familiar details will appear naturally in the chapters that follow. You’ll receive access to the finished audiobook and ebook; we’ll share the delivery details before orders open.
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Start counting down together
From December 1 to 24, listen to or read one chapter a day. Each part is about 3–5 minutes. Let your child recognize the familiar sounds and details on their own — discovering the connection to their own letter is part of the adventure.
Every chapter brings the story closer to your world
Your child’s name, a favorite game, someone close to them. Among extraordinary places and new characters, familiar details from home begin to appear. The information you share gives the story its personal touch. When will your child recognize their own world in it? That is a pleasure we leave to our young listeners.
Favorite activities
Building with blocks, playing an instrument, games with the dog. Ordinary everyday pleasures can give the story a very personal touch.
Close people and places
The name of someone close, your town, a favorite cuddly toy. Well-known details help your child feel part of the world of the story.
Wishes from your letter
The dreams your child entrusted to Santa have their place in the story. That’s why it’s worth keeping the contents of the letter you sent.
These are examples of personalization. When preparing the story, we use the information provided by the parent or guardian.
To begin, your e-mail is all we need
The form on this page is only for signing up to the launch notification. We’ll ask for the wishes and the information needed for personalization when you order the story. We don’t need your child’s surname, full address, school name or exact date of birth.
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