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Once upon a time, there was a little boy who 

did not like Christmas time, so when his mum 

and dad started decorating the Christmas’ 

tree after Thanks Giving Day, he got very 

upset and moody.

Then his mum and dad told him he 

should write a letter to Father Christmas 

asking for the presents he would like to 

get on Christmas Day, but the little boy 

didn’t listen. Instead he ran away from 

home!

Then his mum and dad told him he 

should write a letter to Father Christmas 

asking for the presents he would like to 

get on Christmas Day, but the little boy 

didn’t listen. Instead he ran away from 

home!

After a few hours his mum and dad got 

really worried because it was getting 

dark and the little boy was all alone so 

they went to look for him.

Finally, they found the little boy in one 

of the poorest district of town. He was 

speaking to a group of boys his same 

age.

His parents called him and not very 

happily he left the group and went to 

where his parents were.

In their way home the little boy 

explained to mum and dad why he 

didn’t like Christmas, he said:

Mum, Dad, I don’t feel happy these 

days…

Did you see the boys I was talking to?

Last week the teacher took us in a 

school trip to the poor districts of town, 

and I met them.

They eat only once a day, and the 

clothes they dress are either too big or 

too small for them because they get 

them from the trash (rubbish) and 

worst of all, Father Christmas doesn’t go 

to their houses on Christmas Day, he 

forgets them every year! And that’s not 

fair!

Mum and Dad looked into each other 

eyes and mum answer him:

Well baby, you know every year you 

write a letter to Father Christmas, right?

So, why don’t you tell him about that?

If they are so poor maybe they don’t 

even have paper and pens to write their 

letters to Father Christmas…

The little boy started to write his letter 

as soon as he arrived home, this time 

including the names of all his friends 

from the poor district.

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