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  • Santa Comes Home
  • Santa Comes Home

    By Áine Ní Ghlinn

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    Publishing 8 October 2026

    It's Christmas day, and Santa has delivered every last present and spread Christmas cheer far and wide! But how does he spend his time when all his jobs are done? This beautifully illustrated picture book celebrates togetherness, gratitude and the joy of coming home for the holidays - a perfect stocking filler for children this Christmas.

    After a magical journey around the world, Santa Claus has delivered every single present and spread festive cheer far and wide. Now, finally, he’s heading home.

    It’s been a busy year, and now it’s time for Santa’s holiday to begin! There are snowy games to play, presents to exchange, snowball fights to win, and slopes to ski as reindeer, elves, snowmen, and even Yetis join in the fun.

    Illustrated in a vintage comic book style, reminiscent of Christmas annuals past and present, this lively Christmas tale is the perfect companion for the lead up to the holidays and beyond, and gives a ‘behind the curtain’ look at one of the world’s most beloved characters.

    Áine Ní Ghlinn is an award-winning bilingual lecturer, journalist, poet, playwright and children’s author. She has published over thirty books, including four poetry collections and numerous works for young readers. After early careers in secondary teaching and broadcasting with RTÉ and Raidió na Gaeltachta, she went on to lecture at Dublin City University before becoming a full-time writer. Her work has received multiple Oireachtas prizes, the Gradam Réics Carló award (twice), an IBBY award, and other major honors. She currently divides her time between writing, teaching at the Church of Ireland College of Education, and leading workshops in Irish-language schools. Áine was Laureate na nÓg (Irish Children’s Literature Laureate) from 2020 to 2023, the first to write exclusively in the Irish language.

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    Publishing 8 October 2026

    It's Christmas day, and Santa has delivered every last present and spread Christmas cheer far and wide! But how does he spend his time when all his jobs are done? This beautifully illustrated picture book celebrates togetherness, gratitude and the joy of coming home for the holidays - a perfect stocking filler for children this Christmas.

    After a magical journey around the world, Santa Claus has delivered every single present and spread festive cheer far and wide. Now, finally, he’s heading home.

    It’s been a busy year, and now it’s time for Santa’s holiday to begin! There are snowy games to play, presents to exchange, snowball fights to win, and slopes to ski as reindeer, elves, snowmen, and even Yetis join in the fun.

    Illustrated in a vintage comic book style, reminiscent of Christmas annuals past and present, this lively Christmas tale is the perfect companion for the lead up to the holidays and beyond, and gives a ‘behind the curtain’ look at one of the world’s most beloved characters.

    About the Author

    Áine Ní Ghlinn

    Áine Ní Ghlinn is an award-winning bilingual lecturer, journalist, poet, playwright and children’s author. She has published over thirty books, including four poetry collections and numerous works for young readers. After early careers in secondary teaching and broadcasting with RTÉ and Raidió na Gaeltachta, she went on to lecture at Dublin City University before becoming a full-time writer. Her work has received multiple Oireachtas prizes, the Gradam Réics Carló award (twice), an IBBY award, and other major honors. She currently divides her time between writing, teaching at the Church of Ireland College of Education, and leading workshops in Irish-language schools. Áine was Laureate na nÓg (Irish Children’s Literature Laureate) from 2020 to 2023, the first to write exclusively in the Irish language.

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