A MISSING MAP. A CURIOUS TEAM. A CASE FOR YOU.
Christmas Books for KidsSTORIES TO SHARE. MEMORIES TO KEEP.
A Christmas puzzle adventure · Ages 6–8

A little mystery.
A lot of Christmas magic.

Santa’s Master Christmas Map has come apart. Join Juniper Bell and Bramble as Investigator 25 for 24 Christmas missions, picture puzzles, and discoveries—and help put the pieces back together.

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Ages 6–8 · 24 missions & puzzles
The North Pole Puzzle Adventure book cover by Johnny Mulder
The Case of the Missing Christmas Map · By Johnny Mulder
Explore ✦ Solve ✦ Be kind
Juniper Bell and Bramble studying the Christmas map
Meet your North Pole team

A mapmaker. A biscuit inspector.
And you.

Juniper Bell knows clever routes. Bramble, her black-and-white husky companion, knows where to find biscuits. As Investigator 25, your child joins them to follow clues and restore Santa’s missing map.

Read together or let your little investigator take the lead. Hints, reading help, and trying again all count.

Open your field guide

Your first mission awaits.

Peek at the opening story and try the first picture puzzle. Select a page to see it at full size.

That’s just the start. The full book has 23 more missions waiting.

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Your December reading ritual

24 nights.
One Christmas adventure.

Enjoy one mission from The North Pole Puzzle Adventure each night from December 1 to Christmas Eve, or explore at your own pace. Mark each night you read together on the countdown.

Tap a date to mark a reading night. Your progress stays on this device.

Little traditions, lovely evenings

Make the moment
your own.

There’s no perfect way to do Christmas storytime. Pick a small ritual that fits your family, then enjoy the time together.

  1. Build a cozy reading nest.
    Bring pillows and a blanket to a favorite corner.
  2. Let your child lead.
    Invite them to choose the book, turn the pages, or voice a character.
  3. Keep the story going.
    Draw a favorite scene or ask, “What would you do next?”