The North Pole Star Newspaper
The magical North Pole newspaper packed with real, wacky, up-to-date Elf activities and news from the Elves' Workshop, written (and read) by the Christmas Elves themselves.
(Please note: The North Pole Star editions have been renamed and are now undated, see below.)
Christmas Elves also use them as the most magical wrapping paper!
This beautifully illustrated, double-sided North Pole newspaper comes straight from the Elves' Workshop in the North Pole Village. Totally authentic!
The newspaper is packed with Elf activities, adventures, important Elf announcements, crazy inventions, fun facts, special articles, wacky results, a winter wordsearch, and odd-sounding reports, a real festive feast of storytelling for little ones.
Delivered via International Elf Service (the North Pole's Official Post Office), this Elf newspaper appears as if by magic (or parent post) mysteriously around the home for children to find. It makes the most magical gift from the Christmas Elves, (or Santa ... peeking out of a stocking) and a truly enchanting keepsake for you and your child to treasure and look back on together as they grow.
The perfect accompaniment to our personalised letters from the North Pole Elves, Father Christmas, and Santa Claus, and the most magical addition to your family's Christmas traditions.
Written and read by the Elves and printed on extra-large newspaper sheets, so huge that the Elves have to stand on extremely tall ladders just to read it properly!
Editions available:
- Bauble Edition (formerly dated 2023, edition one)
- Stocking Edition (formerly dated 2024, edition two)
- Cinnamon Edition (formerly dated 2025, edition three)
- Anytime Edition (undated, formerly New Year 2024), read any time of year!
- Spare Moment Edition (undated, formerly New Year 2025), read any time of year!
Wizardy Roots Newspaper
The special ‘Made of Magic’ learning edition, Genetics, Disability & Inclusion edition of our Wizardy ’Magical Newspaper’ collection, uses fantastical characters and ideas to explain the science around DNA, genes and chromosomes, as well as encourage conversation about disability and inclusion in a way which feels accessible and real to children.
It’s designed for schools, professionals and families to explore how our bodies are made … and how difference is not less.
The most magical Wizarding newspaper, full of real, wacky, up-to-date news from Roots of Fantastical Matters, the most magical archive of all time.
Why is Great Spectacolore called The Infinite Wizard, and what's Big Foot's favourite snack? What are the top four spell ingredients this season, and why does everyone keep getting lost in the Conundrum Corridors? What are fossilised dragon poos called, and why are the twin witches covered in Gremlin Goo? Discover which colour sack best protects your magic, and how to escape a boiling cauldron! And much, much more.
The Bunny Bulletin
The most magical Easter newspaper, filled with real, wacky, up-to-date news from the most famous underground chocolate factory of all time.
A beautifully illustrated, double-sided Easter newspaper, delivered (and read!) by the Easter Bunny and all the woodland creatures who help create the most delicious Eastery treats.
Maria Leslie –
Excellent quality with fun stories
Tanya M. –
Our daughter absolutely loves the newspapers. It’s something a bit different and the articles are always brilliant. The illustrations are always beautiful. It all adds to the magic of Christmas.
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Jayne Dennis –
I bought the magical newspaper for my great niece. I had to have a read before I put it in a special envelope to give to her in December. I must say it did have me giggling and a laugh out loud moment regarding santa’s pants. She will love reading all the news in the North Pole Star. Wonderful
Anonymous –
Lovely gift. Nice size. Grandchildren will love reading
Janice Stewart –
Well, what can I say – just magical!
Rachel C. –
Absolutely beautiful piece of Christmas magic
Diane Bloodworth –
Lovely magical item keep up the fantastic work
June –
Another great idea from the IES. Way too big for the elves but great for their little hosts. Maybe they could print a smaller version for the elves themselves
Anthea H. –
I am yet to study the newspaper in detail, but I am confident it will be the usual high quality that we can expect from IES.
Katie M. –
Looks good, new one for us so hopefully it will go down well with the little ones
Charlotte –
The best North Pole newspaper I’ve seen!
Emma S. –
I’m so happy that international Elf Service has a newspaper – they’re so good at stories and news and this is such a magical and entertaining look behind the scenes of the North Pole! Thanks to this wonderful company, we’ve had more believing years than I think we would have done without them. IES is now a firm fixture of our family traditions!
Dan –
Excellent in every way!