If this is your kind of thing, this novella does have some clever moments. I’m having this feeling that its my problem and not the novellas. Its why in the midst of a ton of comparison, this felt like it was lacking. Its not a book I can recommend but then perhaps I am all rom-com’ed out from the holiday films.
With that said, it is a quick read for a novella but does fall flat every little while. It lacked some originality in its execution and in its far fetched moments also turned the characters personality around too quickly. Honestly, I get that novella are short form stories and don’t get to be as fleshed out as actual novels but the story here lacks some continuation. The going on is fairly straight forward as she ends up asking some elves for help and forcefully decorate the house then end up having them believe because they end up in North Pole. Miss Kane’s Christmas features an obviously over enthused woman who is sent to bring the holiday spirit into this widower and his two kids life.
The scenario of using Santa’s daughter and the play on the name is pretty cute however, somehow it loses its momentum quite fast. Miss Kane’s Christmas reads a lot like a Hallmark holiday Christmas. How could she, Santa’s only daughter, be so attracted to a man who refuses to believe her father exists? – Goodreads
Posing as Miss Kane, the children’s new nanny, Carol pulls out all the stops to show Ben how fun Christmas can be, all the while struggling to understand how one man could hate the holidays so much. Joining single father Ben Hanson and his children for the holidays seems an easy enough task until Santa informs her that Ben is the man behind the disturbing new book ‘Beyond Bah Humbug: Why Lying to Your Children about Santa Claus is a Bad Idea’. With Christmas only three days away, Carol Claus agrees to her father’s request that she leave the North Pole on a mission to help save Christmas. This novella somehow slipped my mind in the holiday craze.
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