SuitabookCuriosity and responsibility
Tracy investigates Santa’s operation, attempts to hack its computers and then has to help correct the resulting disruption.
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Krystalyn Drown - Author
A lively festive quest blends a child’s scientific scepticism with Santa mythology. Tracy’s curiosity drives the action, but her computer intrusion creates a serious problem that she must help put right.
"Tracy Tam doesn't believe in Santa Claus and thinks there's a scientific explanation for how all those presents show up on Christmas Eve and boys and girls around the world end up with exactly what they wanted. After sneaking onto Santa's sleigh, Tracy ends up at Santa Command, where a team of (gasp!) humans monitor Santa's big night. When Tracy attempts to hack into their computers, she accidentally introduces a virus into the system causing three states to get knocked out of sync with the rest of the world (oops!). Now, Tracy must fix time, help Santa, and save Christmas before it's too late. But how? With a little Christmas magic, of course! She just has to believe."--Page 4 of cover.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA lively festive quest blends a child’s scientific scepticism with Santa mythology. Tracy’s curiosity drives the action, but her computer intrusion creates a serious problem that she must help put right.
Tracy investigates Santa’s operation, attempts to hack its computers and then has to help correct the resulting disruption.
Tracy begins by rejecting Santa and seeking a scientific explanation, but the adventure ultimately includes Christmas magic.
The story includes accidental technological damage, disrupted time and an urgent effort to save Christmas.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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