Dear Carter, Thank you for being such a wonderful person and sharing so much with others. You work hard in school and always put others first. You have the best smile and are always so kind. I’m so

Dear Carter, I am writing this letter to you from the chilly regions of the North Pole. I hope this letter finds you in high spirits and brimming with excitement for the holiday season. Firstly, I must tell you how proud I am hearing all of the wonderful things about you. Your teachers and parents inform me that you've been working so hard at school, which is just fantastic. Keep up the good work, my young friend! What's even heartening is to know you have such a caring and sharing heart. I have heard tales of your kindness in sharing with your siblings, Noah, Ella, and Ellie Mae. They are fortunate indeed to have such a considerate brother like you. One of my elves also mentioned that you have the best smile. Remember, a smile can light up the darkest days and warm the coldest hearts. Never let that beautiful smile fade away. Your kindness has not gone unnoticed and is an inspiration for everyone at the North Pole. Even Rudolph has been jumping with joy upon hearing about your benevolent nature. It’s wonderful to see such kindness and sharing being practiced. Keep setting an example for your siblings and your friends. This Christmas, may your heart be filled with joy and laughter, may you have plenty of memorable moments with your loved ones, and may you find plenty of presents under the Christmas tree that delight and surprise you! Remember, the main element of the holiday season isn't the presents or the decorations; it's the spirit of love and goodwill we share with those around us. Keep spreading that kindness and love wherever you go. Have a fantastic Christmas, Carter. Stay warm, drink lots of hot cocoa, and leave out some of your favorite cookies (elves told me you might know my favorite ones). And remember, stay good and keep that kindness going! Merry Christmas! Santa Claus