How Santa's Reindeer Really Fly

About the Book

This story starts a long time ago. I guess you could say," Once Upon a time", but that's been used so many times. It sounds old, or makes believe. It's just not right for this tale. Let's just say it all began many years ago. Who am I? My name? Well by the time the tale has been told, I think you'll have guessed who I am. . More and more as the years go by, children have been asking me. How do the Reindeer fly? I'm sure you've heard Santa uses a magic powder and spreads it over them just before they leave the North Pole. "Balderdash". If Santa had a magic powder, he'd use it on himself. He could fly himself and all his toys everywhere he wanted to go. He wouldn't need the reindeer if he had such a wonderful powder. The truth of the matter is reindeer can't fly. Have you ever seen a reindeer fly, or a cow, a moose, a goat, NO? Because they can't fly. Well reindeer can't fly either, EXCEPT on Christmas Eve. The whole thing started like this …

About the Author

J.W. Clark was born in Connecticut and moved to Maine after three years in the army. He migrated to Texas in the 80,s and has lived there ever since. The author of several books including a sequel to Paradise that is now in the works. J.W. has spent most of his life hunting and fishing and scribbling stories down in his off time.