I adored meeting Harper, Will and their mum in the first book and discovering their new addition with his super secret job!

Nick blended in perfectly to their family. Now a year later, there is another member of the family, Yula. She is a much loved baby and has brought the family together in new ways. This new dynamic has Harper considering the use of the word, “Dad” for Nick but she feels conflicted about it.

However, the main focus of this story is that baby Yula is causing some magical Christmas events in front of people meaning that Elf and Safety have gotten involved and are threatening to take her away. While the family and Nick think her magic is great, it is very hard to hide!

What will become of Yula and her Christmas magic? Will Harper call Nick dad? Will Nick be too late for Christmas this year?
So many questions to answer but I guarantee you a brilliant story that you will not want to put down. Imaginative, heartwarming and filled with Christmas magic! Perfect for Christmas or any time of year

Give me a children's book by L.D. Lapinski, sprinkle a bit of Christmas on top and there you have it, the perfect book to get you in the Christmas spirit. Loved every second of it!

Another fun, Christmas tale. Harper is getting used to life with stepdad Nick (Father Christmas). She now has a baby sister and is adjusting to life and looking forward to Christmas. When baby sister, Yula, makes it snow, it seems she has special Christmas magic she can't quite control, leading to some Christmas chaos.

What a fabulous second book about what happens when your mum gets a new boyfriend and he turns out to be Father Christmas; the REAL one. Lots of fun and adventures to be had by all and this series need to be on the list for reading as part of the annual countdown to Christmas.

Told by Harper, our young MC, The Biggest Christmas Secret Ever is a fun and well-paced Christmas story with secrets that are hilarious and hard to guess.
Will, Harper and baby Yula are siblings and their Christmas becomes more adventurous than ever this year.
This is an engaging read for KS2 readers and Christmas time. It is funny and warm.
My favourite character was Yula. My child is still deciding if they liked Harper more.