Scared of Santa' Makes the Grinch Seem Like a Saint
Armida Ascano — January 3, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: amazon & amusingplanet
'Scared of Santa: Scenes of Terror in Toyland' is a hilarious compilation of terrified tots by Denis Joyce and Nancy Watkins. This book is sure to bring you good cheer after the holiday season, serving as a hilarious antidote to Christmas stress.
Though the kids in the book are clearly creeped out by Kris Kringle, one can't help but smile while going through the Scared of Santa series. Get a sneak peek in the gallery before grabbing your copy of Scared of Santa.
Though the kids in the book are clearly creeped out by Kris Kringle, one can't help but smile while going through the Scared of Santa series. Get a sneak peek in the gallery before grabbing your copy of Scared of Santa.
Trend Themes
1. Comedic Christmas Photography - Hilarious Christmas-themed photography books are gaining popularity as consumers seek relief from holiday stress through humor.
2. Anti-tradition Products - Consumers are seeking out products that subvert traditional holiday imagery and storytelling.
3. Childhood Anxiety Highlighting - Products featuring children's real fears and anxieties — such as 'Scared of Santa: Scenes of Terror in Toyland' — are in demand as consumers prioritize honest dialogue around mental health.
Industry Implications
1. Publishing - Publishers can explore opportunities to release humorous books and media that offer comedic relief during high-stress periods like the holiday season.
2. E-commerce - Online retailers can market anti-traditional holiday products and experiences to consumers looking to break from typical holiday traditions.
3. Children's Entertainment - Entertainment companies can highlight children's real fears and anxieties in their media products, acknowledging the importance of mental health conversations and providing a relatable experience for kids.
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