If it's a Christmas gift, this is basic!
It's almost Christmas time.
Christmas, a season that doesn't come every day, and one that no one can endure without a generous spirit! That's why department stores and shopping malls hang their Christmas decorations early to liven up the atmosphere, mischievous children suddenly become docile, and moms and dads pretend to be Santa Claus and begin working behind the scenes to prepare presents.
These days, children think that Santa Claus brings presents from somewhere and think of Santa Claus as a rich man or something, but that's because the presents that Santa Claus leaves are the same toys they saw in TV commercials.
Santa Claus gives Lego, Pororo, and Kongsooni as gifts. Is it possible that he has formed a partnership with a toy company?
"44 Unbelievable Christmas Gifts" is a so-called "Christmas gift catalog" that will not only make you never doubt the connection between Santa and toy companies, but will also make it impossible to not believe in Santa's existence itself.
Here's a taste of some truly awesome gifts that a toy company could never "manufacture": tickets to a lifetime of carousel rides, a funny-talking parrot, a slide that takes you downstairs in a flash.
It would have to be something like a real tree that grows candy, a ring that tells the weather by color, or a secret passage that fits into any wall, so that I can at least pretend to be surprised and say, "Hmm."

This gift catalog has such a wide selection of gifts that you can choose according to your taste.
For a child who enjoys looking in the mirror, you can give her a dress made of real flowers and jewels, or 1,000 dresses from all over the world for her dolls to dress up in. For a child who craves adventure, you can give her a huge dog to ride (requiring a ladder to climb on!) or a wardrobe that opens onto a huge garden filled with wild animals.
And if you have a child who is particularly afraid of the night or is bullied at school, give them a monster-eating nightstand or a pirate ship (complete with a bunch of rascally but kind-hearted pirates) that takes them to school every morning.
And that's not all.
This catalog also contains gifts that moms will love.
Things like a robot that cleans up a messy room or a potion that makes any food taste like candy are definitely more appealing to moms than kids.

An explosion of boundless imagination!
According to scientific analysis of Santa Claus's existence, Santa Claus must ride a 25,000-ton sleigh pulled by 1.85 million Rudolphs at a speed of approximately 3,920,000 km/h.
I can't even begin to fathom how fast that would be, but for the myth of Santa Claus to be possible, he would have to fly faster than light and make a thunderous noise.
For those who have imagined Santa Claus flying leisurely through the night sky while making a jingling sound, this might seem a bit absurd, but could it be said that this is proof that we need to abandon scientific thinking to properly see Santa Claus?
In fact, there is no need to talk about scientific thinking.
To truly enjoy Santa Claus and Christmas, you must become a child.
Just because a child's heart is pure doesn't mean it has to be as innocent as a lamb or as cute and pretty as a rabbit.
Children are too vain to wish for a thousand dresses, too lazy to wish for the optional 'paint that doesn't stain your hands' that the mice have, and too sly to wish for a sack full of magic acorns that grant one wish each.
But children are a step ahead of adults in that they can imagine without any hesitation, without any limitations or limitations.
Aren't things like a two-person spaceship or a dwarf who cooks for a child something that can't be conceived without a child's mind?
"44 Unbelievable Christmas Gifts" is a cute picture book filled with 44 Christmas gifts that you'd really like to have, but find hard to believe exist. It's the collaboration of three illustrators brimming with personality and humor.
It's a perfect Christmas gift, filled with soft, pretty illustrations and a whimsical imagination, like a "dictionary for talking to fish."
If your child is whining about the gifts in this gift catalog, try soothing them by telling them that if they don't cry for a year, Santa will deliver them next Christmas.
If there's a child who doesn't cry once in a year... ...there's also Santa Claus.
Ahem.