The official record of our Christmas · 2026
Make the season permanent
Turn your season’s stories, rulings, replies and Santa moments into something you bring out every year.
What is true today
There is no printed book. Santa’s Notes does not print or post anything, and nothing on this page can be ordered. What is real is the record below, kept as your family plays, and the printable documents we already make.
2026, so far
Nothing has been recorded for your household yet. It starts the first time somebody accepts a role or answers an alibi.
The book, as it is designed
Thirty-two pages, 210×260mm, in an order that does not change. Nothing renders it yet — there is no file, no price and no printer — so what follows is the design, and the writing that is already done.
- 1The Official Record of Our Christmas
- 2The edition
- 4Our cast
- 6The opening scene
- 8The small official matters
- 10Before the North Pole Court
- 12Our best alibis
- 14Dispatch records
- 16The world around our Christmas
- 18The way we did Christmas
- 20The way we did Christmas
- 22The line we will remember
- 24Christmas Eve
- 26Things worth another year
- 28A note from Santa
- 30Our credits
- 31About this edition
- 32Christmas is more fun here.
Pages 28 and 29 · A note from Santa
Some stories arrive with a grand entrance. Others are made of little choices: a line, a picture, a small detail given a place. These pages do not have to contain everything. They hold what you chose to keep. May there always be room for warmth, imagination and a little wonder when you open them again. With warm wishes, Santa.
Written in advance, the same for every family. It says nothing about anybody’s behaviour, and it never will.
An edition is titled from three written choices, and closes on one of three written lines. Nothing in it is generated, and a year with nothing in it gets its own authored pages rather than an invented history.
What you can keep today
Three printable documents, made for one child from what a parent writes, delivered as a PDF in about a minute. They print at home, and families keep them in the box with the decorations.