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Did you believe in Santa when you were a kid? If so, how old were you when you stopped believing?
North Pole is one of my favorite Hallmark movies. The reason it’s one of my favorites is because of its’ fantastical element. I loved seeing the scenes where Clementine (an elf) talks to Santa and Mrs. Claus. When Kevin visits the North Pole for the first time…wow, so amazing! Those wonderful lights – the place looks to real – makes me want to visit Santa’s village.
Kevin is having a hard time adjusting to life in a new town. His mom, Chelsea, is a reporter and she’s preoccupied by researching a news story.
Clementine is upset because the lights are getting dimmer in Santa’s village. Children no longer believe in Santa – it’s the belief that causes the energy to flow into the village. North Pole is in jeopardy, so she visits Kevin – a strong Santa believer – to commission him to help to spread Christmas cheer in his small town. If the town has more Christmas cheer, then maybe Santa’s village will continue to thrive.
Kevin’s believe in Santa causes great strive between him and his mom. When he tells his mother about his friendship with elf Clementine, his mother almost loses it. She meets Clementine, mistakenly believing that she’s a regular student at Kevin’s school who has joined Kevin’s Christmas committee.
As with all Hallmark movies, they bake cookies and you see lots of Christmas-themed things.
Unlike most Hallmark movies – this one had a romance that was not the main theme of the movie. Kevin’s and Clementine’s friendship, and their quest to create Christmas cheer, is the main theme of this wonderful story.
The romance element is between Kevin’s mom (Chelsea) and his teacher (Ryan). The romance was sweet and endearing.
Did you believe in Santa when you were a kid? If so, how old were you when you stopped believing?
This blog post is sponsored by Divine Desserts Publishing, LLC. If you like movies such as North Pole, then you MUST READ our Christmas stories at ceceliadowdy.com/books. Our Christmas titles are family friendly and terrific! The Christmas book link is also at the end of this blog post.