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Original Title:	Kringle
ISBN:	0439749425 (ISBN13: 9780439749428)
Edition Language:	English

Kringle

Tony Abbott

Hardcover | Pages: 324 pages

Rating: 3.82 | 1005 Users | 180 Reviews

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Title	:	Kringle
Author	:	Tony Abbott
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 324 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2005 by Scholastic Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Holiday. Christmas. Childrens. Young Adult. Middle Grade

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Just in time for Christmas comes a fantasy epic from one of today's most popular writers for children. It is the story of a young orphan realizing his destiny -- to become the legendary Kris Kringle.

Unlike the traditional Santa Claus myth, KRINGLE is a coming-of-age story about an orphan who becomes a force for good in a dark and violent time. It is a tale of fantasy, of goblins, elves, and flying reindeer -- and of a boy from the humblest beginnings who fulfills his destiny.

Our tale begins in 500 A.D., when goblins kidnapped human children and set them to work in underground mines. Kringle is one such child.... until he discovers his mission - to free children from enslavement. His legend lives on today, as he travels the earth every Christmas Eve to quell the goblins once more.

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I am reading this to my class of 3rd graders and they love every minute of it and beg me to read more whenever we have time. They remember every detail. I would definitely recommend this as a read-aloud because it is so action-packed and has lots of good cliff-hangers. The kids like to piece together what they know of Santa with the events of the story. Lots of good "a-ha" moments.

Bleh.Wasn't a very good adaptation of Santa Claus. I mean, Kringle?Story starts so fast. In six pages, he and I are lost.Merwen, the old lady who Kringle loves but appears for two chapters.Fitting in of Jingle.The Elves sound like Legolas, except much shorter.Hrothgar is a hrotten name.The pirates are good. Why?Why was the Goblin King not mentioned in the beginning?The backstory of Gods, all I can say is, Jesus Christ.What's the dreaded monster's name, again?Raindeers are possessed...? by Dead

The Story of Kringle starts out when he is a small boy living with Merren-his parent both had died at the hands of goblins. And so the goblins are out to get Kringle because of a prophecy stating he is "the one." Kringle escapes but Merren is taken by the goblins to care for the children they have stolen from the people.Kringle vows to rescue Merren and heads into the Black Forest. There he meets the elves and stays with them until he finds out where Merren has gone. The elves share with

I got this book sometime in elementary school through the Scholastic book pamphlets. You know, the ones teachers distribute and you take home to your family like, "Hey, hi, I want this book and this book and that book," and if you're lucky you get *one* and THIS was the one I got and to this day, no regrets. Kringle is an orphaned young boy, raised by Merwen (family acquaintance) in around 500 AD. (Don't worry too much about the date, you basically just need "a long, long time ago.") At this

This book is called Kringle and is written by Tony Abbott. This book is about Santa when he is young and growing up as Kringle. It tells the story of when the Romans left and the humans and the elvs were left to fight for themselves against each other and the goblins. It takes place in places like The Bottoms, Cragtop, and Elvenwald and many other places.I liked the fight scenes and when he was traveling to all the different places and the characters that Kringle meets. There was really nothing

DNF Read approx 20%Many years ago, I found, by accident in a bookstore, a book called The Legend of Holly Claus. That book was wonderful!!! A cast of imaginative, fascinating characters that really made you care about them, even ones that were not onstage for very long. Spectacular settings, the world-building was phenomenal. Superb writing, it brought out emotion in you as a reader. Still, to this day, I cry, laugh and am delighted by this book when I reread it, even though I know every nuance

So Kringle is the story of Santa Claus when he was a boy. I so should have guessed that by the name of the book. It would have made it a little better if id known but it was still really fun to read. And I love the gold edges of the pages!