THE ULTIMATE HOLIDAY ADVENTURE
Hover sleighs, rogue gingerbread men, and snarky AI? Oh, you’re in for a treat.
Welcome to Frost HQ—a top-secret, high-tech holiday wonderland hidden in the heart of the French Alps. Here, Christmas magic collides with cutting-edge tech, and chaos is just part of the daily grind. Whether it’s glitter-fueled reindeer races, rogue gingerbread armies, or ancient secrets itching to be uncovered, one thing’s for sure—there’s never a dull moment for the Frostlings.
But don’t expect your typical holiday story. This isn’t about saving Christmas with some cheesy, feel-good miracle. Nope. Frost HQ is here to show you how magic and tech can evolve together—because let’s be real, the world is changing faster than Santa can say “Ho, ho, ho.”
This series is for readers who are curious about AI, robotics, and the magic of innovation (with plenty of laughs along the way). It’s for the dreamers who know that technology isn’t here to replace us—it’s here to help us, as long as we know how to use it. And trust me, Frost HQ knows how to throw a glitter-fueled snowstorm of an adventure while teaching you a thing or two about teamwork and and keeping the holiday spirit alive, no matter what.
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THE FROST HQ SERIES:
A Fresh Take on the Holidays:
Forget everything you think you know about Santa and Krampus. This series flips the script—Santa as an Elf Prince, Krampus as a misunderstood antihero, and Frost HQ as the wild, tech-fueled hub where holiday magic gets a high-tech upgrade.
Snark, Sass, and Heart:
The Frostlings aren’t your typical holiday heroes. With snarky AI, glitter-obsessed chaos queens, and tech disasters lurking around every corner, this series is a whirlwind of humor, heart, and unforgettable characters who never do anything halfway.
Epic Adventures for Curious Minds:
Perfect for readers ages 9–13 (and anyone young at heart) who are obsessed with tech, magic, and epic adventures. Whether you’re into coding, robotics, or just want to see what happens when ancient holiday magic crashes into cutting-edge tech, Frost HQ has your back.
A Message for Dreamers:
This series shows that magic isn’t just about tradition—it’s about creativity, teamwork, and dreaming bigger than the stars on your holiday tree. Because when life throws glitter bombs your way, the best thing to do is turn them into a snowstorm of possibility.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:
“I didn’t expect to love this as much as I did! It’s funny, clever, and way more exciting than your typical Christmas story. My kids are obsessed, and honestly… so am I.”
“The perfect mix of holiday magic and modern tech. I couldn’t put it down, and my kids keep quoting their favorite lines. It’s got heart, humor, and just enough chaos to keep you guessing!”
“I love how this series makes Christmas feel fresh and exciting without losing the magic. Plus, the characters are hilarious and relatable—even if they’re AI elves and chaos queens!”
“My son is obsessed with tech, and I love holiday stories—this was the perfect combo! We both couldn’t stop reading and kept laughing the whole way through.”
“I picked this up for my kids, but I got hooked too. It’s clever, funny, and way more heartfelt than I expected. Can’t wait for the next one!”
PERFECT FOR FANS OF:
- Percy Jackson and the Olympians (for its humor and mythology twists)
- The Santa Clause (for its holiday magic and legendary vibe)
- The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy (for its snarky AI and chaotic adventures)
What happens when Christmas magic collides with a high-tech wonderland in the heart of the French Alps? Welcome to Frost HQ, Santa’s secret Alpine base that got a major AI-powered glow-up.
Frenemies:
From Glitter to Code
A high-stakes, high-sass AI rom-com for chaos lovers aged 9–13.
Perfect for fans of fast-paced fun, chaotic rivals, and stories where AI might just steal your circuits—and your heart..
In The Snowflake Code, you’ll unlock classified dossiers, learn about Santa’s tech lineage, discover Kaida’s scandalous glitter hacks, and get survival tips for rogue gingerbread bots. Oh—and decode why glitter might be an actual threat.