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Aria & Liam and The Great Christmas Rescue

In Sommetville, the Wild Ice Gliders’ Christmas race is all anyone can talk about, and Aria and Liam are determined to win. But one jump off the ski ramp sends them flying straight into Santa’s village at the North Pole, where they learn that Santa has been kidnapped. Without him, Christmas is in danger.

And to top it off, Santa’s village is not quite what Aria and Liam expected. Robots have taken over many of the elves’ jobs, and the village chief refuses to believe Santa is even missing. But the elves have their own suspicions. They believe the kidnapper is someone who has already tried to destroy Christmas once before.

Aria and Liam set off across the North Pole to find him and bring Santa home. But someone clearly does not want them getting there. They have to dodge numerous traps along the way, and soon they start to wonder if everything is really as it seems.

If Aria and Liam fail, there may never be another Christmas on Earth.

Aria & Liam is a series of standalone middle-grade books. Young readers can enjoy each adventure in any order they wish.

Book information:

  • ISBN (paperback): 978-1-959814-27-6
  • ISBN (ebook): 978-1-959814-14-6

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  • Liam

  • Santa Claus

  • Morlock

  • Orion

  • Aurora

  • Luna

  • Chief Rylan

"I wrote this story to explore a topic central to today’s conversations: technology. As robots and automation take over more roles, what are the advantages and disadvantages? The North Pole became the perfect backdrop to show how innovation can push us forward, but also how difficult change can be and how easily progress can tip toward destruction. In the end, is it technology we should fear, or the people in charge of it?"

- Coline Monsarrat

  • Coline Monsarrat, the author

    Coline Monsarrat grew up believing books were
    gateways to magical realms where anything was possible.

    Learn more about Coline 
  • Two Birds Author, the editors

    Thank you to Andrea and Michele at Two Birds Author for making this story better!

    Two Birds Author Website 
  • Draftss, the illustrators

    Thank you to Harsh, Ragini, Kaustavi, and Vanshika at Draftss for bringing the characters to life. You are all amazing!

    Draftss Website