Stanley & the Candy Cane Wormhole Paperback

Triple Award Winner!The Mom's Choice Awards® has named "Find Stanley The Christmas Treasurehunt Game" and "Stanley & the Candy Cane Wormhole" among the best in family-friendly media, products and services! We've been awarded their highest honor, which is the Gold MCA seal. The PenCraft Awards® has named "Stanley & the Candy Cane Wormhole" among their 2023 Best in Children's Preschool Books for Literary Excellence! We're grateful to be a part of this wonderful cohort. Maker Faire Orlando has named "Find Stanley The Christmas Treasurehunt Game" and "Stanley & the Candy Cane Wormhole" among their 2023 Makers of Merit! Maker Faire event organizers give Maker of Merit Awards to those Makers who uphold or embody the spirit of this family event in some special or novel way. Stanley's book is family friendly and promotes STEM.About the BookMeet Stanley, Santa's New Delivery Guy!This shy snow squirrel at the North Pole triggers an experimental wormhole, sending gifts from Santa's bag through space and time. Stanley jumps in to save them, goes undersea, rides a roller coaster, escapes a volcano, and even lands on Mars! He uses values to overcome challenges, retrieves gifts, and builds his self confidence along the way. After Stanley saves the lost items, Santa invites him and the Science Elves to use wormholes to help deliver gifts every year!The seven values Stanley uses are:Problem SolvingThankfulnessHealthinessHelpfulnessPatienceBraveryGivingA Modern StoryChristmas still uses chimneys, when many children never have one. Santa has gone from serving hundreds to billions of children. Wormholes solve both problems! For the modern family, we've upgraded Santa's sleigh to instant delivery from a big warehouse with teams of Science Elves and Snow Squirrels.A STEM StoryMeet Science Elves, discuss wormholes, see volcanoes, undersea, Mars, roller coasters, and more.An Inclusive AdventureIncluded are variety of ethnicities, genders, body types, and medical differences, so more kids can see themselves in the adventure. The science elves in the book are also diverse in appearance. You never see Santa's skin tone color.