MARIETTA, GA, December 08, 2010 (Press-News.org) Santa Claus picks 71-year-old illustrator, David Brewer, and 61-year-old writer, Bruce Levitt, to create the website that finally reveals The Secret of Santa's Great Sleigh. Said Santa Claus, "I want everyone to know the amazing story of how the elves came to my rescue and basically saved Christmas. It's just too big to keep secret any longer. And my old friends, Dave and Bruce, have 132 Christmases between them, so who better to help me?"
GreatSleigh.com tells the entertaining story that began one Christmas Eve many years ago. Santa Claus had always fit all the toys in his little red sleigh at one time. But for the first time, there were too many toys to fit. There were simply too many good little girls and boys. That was a good problem to have, so Santa Claus and the reindeer didn't mind making an extra trip back to the North Pole to pick up a second load of toys.
But as the number of good little girls and boys kept growing, it wasn't long before two trips weren't enough. So Santa and the reindeer made three trips. Then four trips. Then five. Then 25. Then 500. And then the reindeer ran out of gas! Santa Claus realized that unless he found a solution, he wouldn't be able to deliver all the toys. So he asked the elves to come up with a big idea.
They built a huge great sleigh that could carry every toy the Toy Workshop could ever make. It wasn't just big. It was GIGANTICALLY HUMONGOUSLY COLOSSALLY BIG. Santa Claus still makes the toy deliveries in the little red sleigh, but whenever he needs another load, he can just zip right up to the Great Sleigh, which is always flying overhead. The Toy Deck of the Great Sleigh is an elfin masterpiece, connecting directly to the Naughty or Nice List, so it loads exactly the right toy for each good little girl and boy.
David Brewer and Bruce Levitt are both grandfathers and they have been a creative team for almost 30 years. They helped Santa Claus create his first website, Claus.com, back in the mid-1990's. They haven't been associated with Claus.com for many years and wanted to work with Santa Claus again, so when he called about The Secret of Santa's Great Sleigh, they jumped at the opportunity.
GreatSleigh.com is free to enjoy, it's child safe, and it's narrated, so be sure to turn on your speakers.
Website: http://www.greatsleigh.com
GreatSleigh.com is a high-quality Santa Claus website for kids and parents alike. For further information, please contact us at Media@GreatSleigh.com.
Santa Claus Picks 71-Year-Old Grandfather to Create "Secret" Website GreatSleigh.com
Said Santa Claus, "I'm so pleased my old, old friend, Dave Brewer, is helping me tell "The Secret of Santa's Great Sleigh," the story of how the elves came to my rescue and saved Christmas." The website, GreatSleigh.com, is child-safe and free.
2010-12-08
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[Press-News.org] Santa Claus Picks 71-Year-Old Grandfather to Create "Secret" Website GreatSleigh.comSaid Santa Claus, "I'm so pleased my old, old friend, Dave Brewer, is helping me tell "The Secret of Santa's Great Sleigh," the story of how the elves came to my rescue and saved Christmas." The website, GreatSleigh.com, is child-safe and free.