#anna elsa and the enchanting holiday

[nathsketch]

A decade of Frozen! The happiest of anniversaries to our beloved queens! I’m still in awe of how much beauty can be found in this wonderful world of Arendelle 💙

Back in 2013, I could never have imagined I’d be getting the chance to draw them one day! These artworks are from one of the most special books I’ve ever worked on: “Anna, Elsa, and the Enchanting Holiday”, released last Christmas.

Happy 10th, darlings! ❄️🥰

[frozen-snowflakesandsunflowers]

D23: Frozen: What to expect | Discussion

D23 is just a week away, coming next weekend and we're expected to get a lot of Disney content! But will Frozen be a part of it? I believe so, yes. Frozen has two films coming out, Frozen 3 and 4 and also has a series coming out called Frozen: Winter Festival based on the leaked dolls so it's a must that Disney feeds us new Frozen content!

Please note that I'll just be guessing at what they could announce at the panel. Nothing's confirmed yet. These are my thoughts and opinions based on the evidence we have. What kind of Frozen content could we be expecting exactly? Let me break it down.

Frozen 3 and 4

With the announcement of Frozen 4 earlier this year with Frozen 3 already in the works, it's likely Disney will give us the full release date for Frozen 3 and 4. So far we know Frozen 3 will be released in 2026. Given the previous two films release dates, the third and fourth installment will also most likely be in November. Earlier this year (or was it last year?...) a few release date slots were leaked and one of them was 27 November 2026. Same for Frozen 4, except the date was 24 November 2027, a year after Frozen 3 like i expected given it's a two set film. So we assume Frozen 3 and 4 will have those as its release date but that has not been confirmed as of yet but it should do during the D23 expo.

Series

A few months back, we were all surprised by the leaks of brand new Frozen dolls with will be available on 15th September (A day before my birthday!). The shorts are set to release this fall. What's so special about dolls? Well it's also the information that comes with it. The info can be found in the link above but it states that the dolls, with new outfits, are part of Frozen: Winter Festival. We all thought at the time that this was a short like Frozen Fever, Olaf's Frozen Adventure and Once Upon a Snowman. But later on with another set of dolls, in the same outfit but included Olaf, the Nokk and a carriage. The description of the set reveals Frozen: Winter Festival is a short-form series. Short-form series are series with episodes under 20 - 30 minutes.

This is one of the doll packs in a box:

The box is what I want to draw attention too because it includes the recent new Elsa render/ still and a new logo design for Frozen. The title is the same but what it's in, the diamond shape with a detail pattern on the sides. The box has a blue purplish pink colour on it and the background seems to be of the woods we see in the first film. It can't be the Enchanted forest because it doesn't have a lake, and this is not the dark sea because that's part of the beach. Some of you might be like what's the big deal but for some it might feel a sense of nostalgia because this aesthetic of the box is similar to Frozen's aesthetic. Frozen 2 had the autumn leaf and a lot of things felt different. Change was the element of the movie anyways. But this short could be a mix of Frozen and Olaf's Frozen Adventure which I'm super excited for!

With this series set to make the beginning of Winter we expect a similar vibe to Olaf's Frozen Adventure with the holidays theme. Here are the descriptions for Elsa and Anna's dolls:

What we'll see in the short, based on the dolls and their description:

• The main Frozen gang will host an inaugural (mark the begging of winter) Winter Festival to celebrate Arendelle, family and friends

• Some familiar faces

• Two new looks for Elsa and Anna: A ball gown and a festival attire

• The Nokk will take part in the event

I also just realised Elsa's birthday is on the Winter Solstice, December 21st aka the beginning of Winter! So I would love to see Elsa's birthday addressed in the series! We have Anna's birthday and now we could have Elsa's birthday! And it's a double celebration because we should have Elsa's birthday and definitely the Winter Festival.

At the expo, we should have an update about this short-form series and get a full release date. A trailer and first look with a poster is possible too if it's set to come this fall, which is just around the corner. And also the cast reveal and story synopsis.

The series will be animated like the movies and shorts. Short-form series usually, as far as I know, air in TV but I'm not sure if this will air in TV or go straight onto Disney plus.

Any other new Frozen content?

Other than the movies, Frozen 3 and 4 and the short-form series, Frozen: Winter Festival, nothing else has been leaked or confirmed at this point with regards to the franchise so I can't say what else to expect. The team are good at revealing unexpected surprises with Frozen 3's announcement than Frozen 4's and then we have doll leaks revealing an upcoming short-form series (could be accidentally on purpose) so who knows what else is in store for us. (Though I know not many of you will want to expect or have high hopes which is fair)

The series is probably there to keep us fed until we have the big meal (Frozen 3 and 4) in two years. After the series is over, we'll probably have to wait til Frozen 3 and 4 for another big Frozen content. Announcements like casting could be released in 2025, next year and trailers we'll get in 2026 if it follows the same pattern as the previous two films. But then again you never know. We never expected the series so who knows, Disney could surprise us at any time.

And that's all I believe will be announced Frozen wise as far as we know. Anything else they've got planned will also be announced unless they're saving it for a later event. If you guys are expect anything else to be announced in D23, let me know!

[retrieve-the-kraken]

I’ve done Maddie’s poll from the latest chapter of Nothing to Fear: which of the princess movie genre princesses (and a few princes) is Wille most like?

SCROLL DOWN FOR THE POLL. I’M SORRY, I MADE THE POST SO LONG THAT YOU HAVE TO CLICK ON EXPAND/READ MORE…

Featuring:

Crown Princess Ann (Roman Holiday) - wants to be free, adventurous, gets rescued while 'high':

Princess Buttercup (The Princess Bride) - emotionally histrionic, flirty, vengeful:

Mia Thermopolis (The Princess Diaries): believes in romance, big puppy eyes, awkward:

Prince Henry (Ever After) - curious about how to use his privilege for good, gets rescued, flirty banter:

Cinderella's prince (too many to name, also who cares what his name was) - bored with royal life, rebellious, smitten:

Elsa (Frozen) - troubled/anxious, massive secret that ‘endangers’ the kingdom, born to be a leader:

Anna (Frozen) - feisty and impulsive, doesn't know what's going on most of the time, would do anything to protect the ones she loves:

Fiona (Shrek) - just wants to be herself, just wants to be with the one she loves regardless of public opinion, perfectly capable of taking care of herself but is often underestimated:

Prince Char (Ella Enchanted) - perfectly swoon-worthy, enjoys the attention from a certain person, conveniently hides a lot with his crush:

Jasmine (Aladdin) - trapped, just wants to be free, wants to decide her own future:

Not including the one from The Prince and Me or Princess Protection Program, because... well, because I haven't seen either...

[themovieblogonline]

Frosty nights call for warmed-up beds and slow evenings. Top them off with some of the most comforting movies that will put you in that snowy spirit while you curl up in your socks and cardigans. Here are the top picks for you to enjoy on winter nights. 1. Ice Age (2002) Before the age of extinction, prehistoric animals were having a blast. Find Many the Mammoth, Diego the saber-toothed tiger, Sid the sloth, and many more fun characters. Join them on an icy adventure as they entertain you on a ride filled with friendship, banter, and heartfelt emotions.  2. Anastasia (1997) “Once Upon a December” Anastasia Romanov set off to find her true identity. The perfect animated classic that painstakingly captures the winter fairy tale. Not to forget, the romantic and magical narrative it has makes it one of my favorites of all time.  3. Knives Out (2019) Our good old mystery lovers who are constantly looking for more movies in the Whodunit genre are in the right place. The murder mystery story line accompanied by a snowy storm creates a chilly atmosphere. Followed by our favorite detective and unreliable suspects who will keep you hooked till the end. 4. Frozen (2013) The ultimate winter flick that has everything that you can imagine when you think of “winters”. Experience the true bonds of friendship, love, and sacrifice among Elsa, Anna, and their found family. From snow-capped mountains to icy superpowers, this Disney movie has it all.  5. Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001) Now there’s a lot to this movie other than it being the perfect winter watch. Bridget’s misadventures are hilarious and enjoyable at the same time. Holiday parties, winter feasts, and the romantic comedy thrill make you want to re-watch it every December. 6. The Revenant (2015) Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s adventure thriller got Leonardo his first Oscar and us, an epic winter tale to cling to. The brutal survival story line marks one of the most intense sequences, captivating the palpable urge for survival and vengeance. The tug between stunning snowy landscapes and the protagonist’s internal struggles is one cinematic experience you shouldn’t dare to miss. 7. The Chronicles of Narnia (2005) Narnia is the magical land where it’s always Winter, thanks to the evil White Witch who has cursed the land. As the imaginative Pevensie children step onto it through their wardrobes, they’re taken aback by its enchanting beauty and shades of good and evil. The white visuals and aesthetics of this film are so strong it makes you want to be a part of it. 8. March of the Penguins (2005) If you’re a fan of deep educational yet comforting movies, then this one won’t disappoint. March of the Penguins will take you on a ride through Antarctica where you’ll discover resilience, heartwarming narratives, and a battle of the species to survive in the harsh weather. 9. The Shining (1980) How can we ever end a list without a good horror movie that compliments a theme? The Shining is one of the terrifying psychological thrillers that could be perfect for a horror chilly movie night. Watch Jack Nicholson lose his sanity as the plot intensifies. 10. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Though all Harry Potter films have scenic winter visuals at some point, the dreary cold vibe of this part remains unmatched. The usual mystery, Gothic castles, and dark academia just densifies a little more than other HP movies. Just lean into it and let it take over your wintry nights. Whether you’re in the mood to get cozy over a Rom-com or chilled over a creepy horror flick, we’ve got you covered.  Happy Watching! Read the full article

[teeniquedesign]

Embrace the Magic of Christmas with Disney Christmas Sweaters

As the holiday season approaches, many of us look for ways to express our festive spirit. One delightful way to celebrate is by wearing a Christmas sweater, and when it comes to holiday apparel, Disney Christmas sweaters hold a special place in the hearts of fans young and old. Whether you're a lifelong Disney enthusiast or simply love the charm of its iconic characters, these sweaters bring joy, nostalgia, and a touch of magic to your holiday wardrobe. In this guide, we’ll explore the appeal of Disney Christmas sweaters, popular designs, styling tips, and where to find the best options.

The Allure of Disney Christmas Sweaters

Disney Christmas sweaters capture the essence of holiday cheer while featuring beloved characters and themes from the Disney universe. These sweaters are perfect for various occasions, including family gatherings, office parties, and holiday movie nights.

Nostalgia: For many, Disney represents cherished childhood memories. Wearing a Disney Christmas sweater evokes feelings of nostalgia, reminding us of the joy and magic of Disney films.

Versatility: Disney Christmas sweaters come in a wide range of styles, colors, and designs. From classic Mickey Mouse motifs to enchanting princesses, there's a sweater for every Disney fan, making them perfect for any festive occasion.

Family Bonding: Disney sweaters can be a fun way to bring the family together. Many families enjoy matching sweaters for holiday photos, creating lasting memories while celebrating their favorite characters.

Comfort and Warmth: Beyond their charming designs, these sweaters are typically made from soft, warm materials, keeping you cozy throughout the winter months.

Popular Designs and Characters

Disney Christmas sweaters feature a variety of beloved characters, ensuring that there's something for everyone. Here are some popular designs:

Mickey and Minnie Mouse: As the iconic faces of Disney, Mickey and Minnie Mouse sweaters are perennial favorites. These sweaters often feature playful designs, such as the duo dressed in festive attire or surrounded by holiday-themed graphics.

Disney Princesses: Many Disney fans adore the enchanting Disney princesses. Sweaters featuring characters like Cinderella, Ariel, and Belle often showcase beautiful illustrations and festive elements, making them perfect for those who dream of magical holidays.

Frozen Characters: The popularity of Disney's "Frozen" has led to a surge in sweaters featuring Elsa, Anna, and Olaf. These designs often incorporate winter-themed graphics, adding a fun touch to your holiday celebrations.

Star Wars and Marvel: For fans of the wider Disney universe, there are also Christmas sweaters featuring characters from the "Star Wars" and Marvel franchises. These unique designs blend holiday spirit with beloved sci-fi and superhero themes.

Classic Disney Characters: Don't forget about classics like Goofy, Donald Duck, and Pluto! These characters often bring a playful, nostalgic flair to holiday attire, perfect for fans of all ages.

Styling Your Disney Christmas Sweater

While Disney Christmas sweaters are already festive, you can elevate your look with a few styling tips:

Casual Chic: Pair your sweater with comfortable jeans or leggings for a laid-back holiday look. This combo is perfect for casual gatherings, shopping trips, or cozy movie nights at home.

Layering Options: For added warmth and style, consider layering your sweater over a collared shirt or turtleneck. This adds dimension to your outfit while keeping you cozy.

Accessorize: Enhance your holiday ensemble with festive accessories. Consider wearing holiday-themed jewelry, reindeer antlers, or a Santa hat to complete your look.

Footwear Choices: Opt for comfortable yet stylish footwear. Holiday-themed socks, cute boots, or classic sneakers work well and ensure you stay comfortable throughout your celebrations.

Family Matching: Make holiday memories even more special by dressing in matching Disney Christmas sweaters with your family. This is a fun way to bond and creates great photo opportunities.

Where to Find the Best Disney Christmas Sweaters

Finding the perfect Disney Christmas sweater is easier than ever, with numerous options available. Here are some top places to shop:

Disney Store: The official Disney Store offers a wide range of high-quality Christmas sweaters featuring various characters. Shopping directly from Disney ensures that you get authentic designs.

Online Retailers: Websites like Amazon, Etsy, and Redbubble offer extensive selections of Disney Christmas sweaters. You can find unique designs, compare prices, and read customer reviews to make an informed decision.

Department Stores: Major retailers like Target, Macy's, and Walmart often carry a selection of holiday apparel, including Disney-themed sweaters. These stores provide a variety of styles for different tastes and budgets.

Thrift Stores: For a truly unique find, visit local thrift shops or consignment stores. You may discover vintage Disney Christmas sweaters that add character to your holiday wardrobe.

Local Boutiques: Don’t overlook small, local shops that may carry exclusive or handmade Disney designs. Supporting local businesses adds a personal touch to your holiday shopping experience.

Caring for Your Disney Christmas Sweater

To ensure your Disney Christmas sweater remains in great condition for many holiday seasons to come, proper care is essential. Here are some maintenance tips:

Read the Care Label: Always follow the care instructions provided on the label to avoid damaging the fabric or decorations.

Gentle Washing: Hand wash or use a gentle cycle to preserve the quality of the sweater. Avoid bleach, which can fade colors and ruin designs.

Air Dry: Instead of using a dryer, lay your sweater flat to dry. This helps maintain its shape and prevents shrinking.

Store Properly: After the holiday season, store your sweater in a cool, dry place. Avoid hanging it, as this can stretch the fabric over time.

Conclusion

Disney Christmas sweaters are more than just holiday attire; they encapsulate the magic and joy of the season. With their charming designs, nostalgic characters, and cozy materials, these sweaters bring smiles and laughter to holiday celebrations. Whether you’re attending a festive party, enjoying a cozy night in, or creating lasting family memories, a Disney Christmas sweater is the perfect way to celebrate the holidays. Embrace the magic of Disney this season and let your favorite characters help you spread holiday cheer!

[mushfiqur]

Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet - Anna Elsa Believe In The Journey Design

The world Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet - Anna Elsa Believe In The Journey Design has captured the hearts of millions, and now your child can carry a piece of that magic wherever they go with the Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet. Reminding your little one to believe in the journey, just like the brave sisters in the movie.

The Magic of Disney Frozen

Disney Frozen has become a global phenomenon, captivating audiences of all ages. The story of Elsa, and Anna, and their extraordinary bond has inspired countless fans around the world. The Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet allows your child to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Frozen every time they open their wallet.

Design and Durability

The Anna Elsa Believe In The Journey Design on the wallet is beautifully crafted, featuring a captivating image of the two sisters on the front. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring the characters to life, making this wallet truly special. The high-quality materials ensure its durability, so it can withstand everyday use and adventures.

Organization and Storage

This tri-fold wallet is designed with practicality in mind. It offers multiple compartments and pockets to keep your child's money, coins, and cards organized. The spacious interior provides ample room for all their essentials while maintaining a compact size that easily fits into backpacks or pockets.

Safety and Security

As a parent, your child's safety is always a top priority. The Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet incorporates safety features to protect your child's valuables. The sturdy Velcro closure ensures that the wallet stays securely closed, preventing any accidental loss of money or cards.

Perfect Gift Idea

Looking for a special gift for a Frozen fan? The Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet is the ideal choice. Whether it's for a birthday, holiday, or just to show your appreciation, this wallet will bring a smile to your little one's face. They will treasure it as a keepsake, reminding them of their favorite Frozen moments.

Conclusion

The Disney Frozen Girls Tri-Fold Wallet - Anna Elsa Believe In The Journey Design is a magical accessory that combines style, functionality, and the enchantment of Disney Frozen. Its vibrant design, durability, and practical features make it the perfect companion for any young Frozen fan. So, let your child embark on their own journey with Anna and Elsa by getting them this delightful wallet today!

[gqa-lite]

If magic explained and excused everything for Anna and Elsa, why it cannot for Hans?

I disagree with you here. I don’t think Magic was used an excuse, since to me it seems like the narrative puts heavy emphasis on fear of those involved being at fault, rather than Elsa’s magic.

Especially in F2, the narrative puts even more emphasis on this, showing how magic is often villainized because of fear.

Also, Anna never really blames Elsa’s magic for anything. Anna specifically calls Elsa out on her behaviors, especially in F2. She specifically calls her out for being reckless, shutting her out, and trying to do everything on her own.

Elsa is also shown blaming herself rather than her magic after F1. In F1 she does look at her magic as a curse, but then her blame shifts to herself in later installments, like ‘ruining’ her sister’s birthday, or for the family not having a holiday tradition. And in F2, she specifically doesn’t want to follow the voice because she afraid of messing things up. Not her magic messing things up, but her own choices.

Thus, Hans making certain choices because of an enchantment, doesn’t really sit well with the overall narrative of Frozen. This franchise has specifically spent the course of two films trying very hard to make sure to tell its audience that magic is not bad, the fear of it is.

The thing about The Tenth Kingdom (I’ve seen this show too, one of my faves!), is that the mother was already having problems before being enchanted. She tried to drown her daughter, ran out of the house when she realized what she was doing, and then the Evil Queen enchanted her. So I don’t think this is a good example.

Thus, I still think that Hans needs to be held accountable without any external factors being at fault. It’s different if you say Hans is the way he is because of how he was raised, to give context to his thought process— but to say that he was not at fault at all because of magic, then that is definitely not a good idea.

If they really do the troll theory for Hans or involve some form of the cursed mirror or any form of enchantment ("Frozen Heart"?) upon him, I will laugh so hard and admit my defeat.

[bellrin-go]

Kristanna moments in Anna, Elsa, and the Enchanting Holiday

[yumeka36]

My copy of the new Frozen 2 book “Anna, Elsa, and the Enchanting Holiday,” just arrived! It was a quick read and a cute little story featuring gorgeous papercraft artwork by Nathanna Erica. I like the callback to the yule bell from Olaf’s Frozen Adventure :) Since the book takes place in the forest, I was lowkey hoping the Northuldra would make a cameo, but alas it was consistent with every other post-F2 storybook/comic so far and they’re not even mentioned...oh well (I’ll just assume they’re away during this time, as mentioned in Polar Nights, lol). Lots of pretty Frohana imagery to make up for it though!

I decided not to make HD scans since the binding would make it difficult and potentially damaging to the book. Plus, most of the illustrations span across two pages, which wouldn’t fit in my scanner anyway. So I did my best to make decent photos with my phone camera instead. I also didn’t want to share every page of the book as I want to encourage purchasing an official copy (available via Amazon here).

Enjoy!

[kspengineer]

A beautiful book by Meredith Rusu and Nathanna Erica.

It is available on Amazon.

[nathsketch]

Hope you all had a chance to hug your loved ones today! 🥰

Warm hugs all around!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone!! 🌲💖

[the-official-princess-club]

The Princess Club

Episode 154

[thesvenqueen]

Y'all go leave some positive reviews for the Frozen Enchanting Holiday book! SOMEONE decided to put a negative 1 star review because, as the reviewer stated, the 'sisters aren't together enough' which is not at ALL fair to the artist and creator of the book what so ever!

Have your grief with the movie, whatever I don't care. But making an artist suffer for it is ridiculous.

Go show some love for this cute, precious & beautiful book!

[themovieblogonline]

Frosty nights call for warmed-up beds and slow evenings. Top them off with some of the most comforting movies that will put you in that snowy spirit while you curl up in your socks and cardigans. Here are the top picks for you to enjoy on winter nights. 1. Ice Age (2002) Before the age of extinction, prehistoric animals were having a blast. Find Many the Mammoth, Diego the saber-toothed tiger, Sid the sloth, and many more fun characters. Join them on an icy adventure as they entertain you on a ride filled with friendship, banter, and heartfelt emotions.  2. Anastasia (1997) “Once Upon a December” Anastasia Romanov set off to find her true identity. The perfect animated classic that painstakingly captures the winter fairy tale. Not to forget, the romantic and magical narrative it has makes it one of my favorites of all time.  3. Knives Out (2019) Our good old mystery lovers who are constantly looking for more movies in the Whodunit genre are in the right place. The murder mystery story line accompanied by a snowy storm creates a chilly atmosphere. Followed by our favorite detective and unreliable suspects who will keep you hooked till the end. 4. Frozen (2013) The ultimate winter flick that has everything that you can imagine when you think of “winters”. Experience the true bonds of friendship, love, and sacrifice among Elsa, Anna, and their found family. From snow-capped mountains to icy superpowers, this Disney movie has it all.  5. Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001) Now there’s a lot to this movie other than it being the perfect winter watch. Bridget’s misadventures are hilarious and enjoyable at the same time. Holiday parties, winter feasts, and the romantic comedy thrill make you want to re-watch it every December. 6. The Revenant (2015) Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s adventure thriller got Leonardo his first Oscar and us, an epic winter tale to cling to. The brutal survival story line marks one of the most intense sequences, captivating the palpable urge for survival and vengeance. The tug between stunning snowy landscapes and the protagonist’s internal struggles is one cinematic experience you shouldn’t dare to miss. 7. The Chronicles of Narnia (2005) Narnia is the magical land where it’s always Winter, thanks to the evil White Witch who has cursed the land. As the imaginative Pevensie children step onto it through their wardrobes, they’re taken aback by its enchanting beauty and shades of good and evil. The white visuals and aesthetics of this film are so strong it makes you want to be a part of it. 8. March of the Penguins (2005) If you’re a fan of deep educational yet comforting movies, then this one won’t disappoint. March of the Penguins will take you on a ride through Antarctica where you’ll discover resilience, heartwarming narratives, and a battle of the species to survive in the harsh weather. 9. The Shining (1980) How can we ever end a list without a good horror movie that compliments a theme? The Shining is one of the terrifying psychological thrillers that could be perfect for a horror chilly movie night. Watch Jack Nicholson lose his sanity as the plot intensifies. 10. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Though all Harry Potter films have scenic winter visuals at some point, the dreary cold vibe of this part remains unmatched. The usual mystery, Gothic castles, and dark academia just densifies a little more than other HP movies. Just lean into it and let it take over your wintry nights. Whether you’re in the mood to get cozy over a Rom-com or chilled over a creepy horror flick, we’ve got you covered.  Happy Watching! Read the full article

[greatqueenanna]

GreatQueenAnna Tid-Bits # 1

Elsa in the Enchanted Forest - Positive Headcanons

I wanted to talk about some positives Elsa living in the Enchanted Forest since we're always used to hearing negative takes.

Elsa learning more about Northuldran culture, a part of herself that the sisters never had access to before - then excitedly showing it all to Anna when she comes to visit.

Elsa comfortably being more open with her magic and testing their true limits, as the Northuldra are more accustomed to magic and she has a lot more room to experiment.

Elsa making new friends without needing to put up the "Queen" persona and just being herself.

Family holidays being even more special to her since she doesn't have Anna and Kristoff around all the time.

Elsa anticipating Anna's letters to read the next chapter in the saga of the Great Queen Anna doing something new and daring for Arendelle.

Elsa going back to Arendelle and learning about all the new inventions that have been integrated into Arendelle society - maybe even bringing a few back to the Forest with her.

Go ahead and add some of your own ideas and headcanons!

[hereisisa]

Hey, what's the book you talked about in your last reply to some anon ask? i thought it was about Polar Nights, but you mentioned Christmas, and I haven't heard of any othet new Frozen books...

Oh no no, I have only positive feelings about Polar Nights.

This is the book I was talking about (if you have read my comment, doesn't seem too bad either):

https://www.target.com/p/frozen-anna-elsa-and-the-enchanting-holiday-by-meredith-rusu-hardcover/-/A-85688400#lnk=sametab

This is the synopsis:

Anna, Queen of Arendelle doesn't want to think of spending the holidays without her sister, Elsa, the Snow Queen, by her side. But their lives have changed a lot in just one year. With the help of her fiancé Kristoff, his best friend Sven the reindeer, and Olaf the talking snowman, they prepare for a celebration that Arendelle has never seen. They just prepare it early, so that everyone can be with the people that matter when the holidays actually arrive. Our gang then heads to the Enchanted Forest with everything they need packed into the back of the wagon, and they decorate and celebrate the holidays in a way that can only be done with the spirits of nature and the Snow Queen.