For those who want to spend the coming December in a special way, a Christmas story that will warm your heart, one episode a day, has arrived.
The short story collection "Twenty-Five Christmases" contains 25 Christmas episodes that can be read one a day from December 1st to 25th.

Lovers, wine, crimson red, snowy streets.
Even as an adult, if you still look forward to Christmas, this book offers a little comfort and magic.
Not only the excitement of a day spent with a lover, but also the loneliness of spending Christmas alone, the memories of a snow-covered ballet dancer, and the secret of the 'real' Santa Claus living in a warm village quietly touch the hearts of readers.

This book, which will make some laugh, some cry, and some recall Christmases from their childhood, is a fairy tale-like collection of stories that is more necessary for adults than children.
The moment you close the bookcase, a little magic will begin to fall on your Christmas.
I recommend this book to anyone who feels like Christmas every day, and anyone who wants to feel a little more like Christmas.

Lovers, crimson red, a glass of wine and a romantic dinner.
These are stories that every adult who waits for Christmas dreams of at least once.
However, Jay is single and doesn't welcome Christmas.
Valentine tried to justify it by saying that he didn't like chocolate, but December 25th was a red day even on the calendar, so it stung even more.
That being said, I don't think there's anything more childish than having a boyfriend to spend Christmas with.
Because she believes that somewhere in the world her soulmate is waiting for her, and that the time will come when she will spend Christmas with him.
Yes, that's right.
She is a fatalist.
--- p.34 From “Memories with a Ballet Dancer”

Santa Claus.
Not much truth has come to light about him.

Although there are many speculations - for example, that he lives in a cold country or that he runs a toy factory year-round - his actual daily life is quite ordinary compared to what is known.
Of course, Santa loves this free routine very much.

Another thing humans have missed is where Santa lives.
I can't tell you exactly where he lives, but he lives in a small town in a warm area 365 days a year.
The reason people have been unable to uncover the truth about Santa's origins for so long is because the question was asked wrongly from the beginning.
If you can't find the answer to a problem after thinking about it for a long time, always doubt the first button.
--- p.64 From "Santa's Year"

Mr. Klaus took advantage of the intermission to sit on the sofa before the reindeer came to the cabin.
On the sofa was a daily newspaper from two weeks ago.
Mr. Klaus put on his glasses and read the headlines of the newspaper.

“Fear of inflation spreading across the globe, the number of unmarried people in their 30s reaching an all-time high, will there be a Merry Christmas?”
Mr. Klaus put down the newspaper.
Because I didn't want to read any more.

What's done is done, and tomorrow is Christmas.
On this day, everyone should be happy.

--- p.130 From “December 24th, 22:40”