The Legend of Kringle

By Edward Ozimkowski

The legend of Kringle is the tale of a brilliant boy who grew into a remarkable man. This astonishing story will explain everything you wanted to know about Santa Claus, that has never been told before. From his childhood adventures as Kris Nicholas Kringle, until later, when he became a man, and was given the name Santa Claus, that we all love

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aspire Publishing Hub, LLC
• Release date: Apr 10, 2024
• ISBN: 9781962611824

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The Legend of Kringle

Copyright © 2024 by Edward Ozimkowski

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ISBN

978-1-962611-81-7 (Paperback)

978-1-962611-82-4 (eBook)

In loving memory of

Joseph A. Sammartino Sr.

And

Helena Ozimkowski

Have you ever wondered about the true story of Kris Kringle and how this wonderful boy became Santa Claus? It all began a long time ago with a family called the Kringles.

Benjamin, who was the father, had dark hair, blue eyes, and stood about six feet tall. He was a very important person in town and a very smart man. He also was a great inventor and could build just about anything he could imagine.

Nicole, his loving wife, had blonde hair, blue eyes, and was much shorter than Benjamin. She was a teacher and nothing made her happier than to educate young minds. She taught children in school and also tutored them after school. Nicole always reminded her students that education was the most important thing in life. She taught them that eating healthy and exercising were also important.

Benjamin and Nicole had a daughter named Sara and a son named Kris. Nicole found great pleasure in teaching her own children as much as their young minds could learn. Sara, who was the