Tony, a disliked and feared bully in school due to his wealthy background, experiences a life-changing event when he breaks a star on a Christmas tree during an argument with a man dressed as Santa. Surprisingly, the man grants Tony's wish when he declares that Christmas is fake. From that point on, Tony's family finds themselves unable to buy a Christmas tree, as if Christmas itself is blocked for them.
In search of a tree, Tony's family visits his grandmother's farm, where Tony chases a small elf into a porthole that transports them to Santa's village in the North Pole. There, Tony encounters a monster and Santa's elves. Santa assigns Tony the task of repairing old toys as a lesson in humility and kindness. Accompanied by the mischievous elf named Dozy, Tony and Dozy intentionally steal Santa's hat, which leads to a threat from Mr. Frost against the village. However, Tony undergoes a transformation, realizing the importance of love and kindness. Together with Dozy, they assist Santa in defeating Mr. Frost and saving Christmas.
This book teaches kids several important lessons. Firstly, it emphasizes the consequences of bullying and the negative impact it can have on others. Through Tony's transformation, children learn the importance of empathy, understanding, and treating others with kindness.
Additionally, the story highlights the value of family and the significance of Christmas traditions. It shows that material possessions are not the essence of the holiday season, but rather the love and togetherness shared with loved ones. Tony's journey demonstrates that it is never too late to apologize, make amends, and become a more compassionate person.