More than just a wish

Sometimes happiness is just around the corner - you just have to grab it.

Christmas is just around the corner and Sunny has far too many wishes. As his father can't fulfil them all, Sunny has to decide by Christmas Eve: Which of his many wishes is most important to him? It's maddening! But to both their surprise, Sunny and his older sister Lala also have a wish in common: that Christmas is no longer as sad as it was last year. Because ever since Sunny's mum died shortly after Christmas two years ago, Christmas hasn't been the same. To cheer her father up, Sunny and Lala try to set him up with the postwoman. But will it work out?

Reading sample:"Christmas is coming soon. But not soon enough, thinks Sunny. And she remembers that it's not just what you get for Christmas that counts, but also what you want for Christmas. And the best thing of all is when all, really all wishes come true. But Sunny has so many that he can't remember them all.
Exactly 21 - and it's quite possible that he's even forgotten a few. With so many wishes, how is Sunny supposed to find out what his most important, most right, best wish of all time is? Should it be particularly original or big? Or just maroon, because that's his favourite colour? Or, above all, very expensive? It could also be cheap, but then he can just buy it with his pocket money. And then there are things that you can't buy at all. Not for any money in the world, Mum always said, smiling strangely, as if that was a good thing."