Olaf's Frozen Adventure Junior Novel by Disney Book Group

Author:Disney Book Group
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Disney Book Group
Published: 2017-01-10T05:00:00+00:00

Olaf rushed out of the castle and made his way to the stables. Sven was relaxing inside, slowly munching on some fresh hay.

“Sven!” hissed Olaf. “Anna and Elsa don’t have a family tradition.”

The reindeer groaned and hung his head.

“I know it’s sad,” Olaf said. “But I have a solution!”

Sven perked up. He lifted his head and waited to hear Olaf’s idea.

“We’ll go and find the best traditions Anna and Elsa have ever seen. We’ll bring items back to the castle so they can decide what they’d like to do themselves! Are you with me?” Olaf held out a twig arm, and Sven grunted as he gave him a high five—knocking the arm clear off Olaf’s body and sending it into the courtyard.

“Ow!” Olaf winced in pain but continued to smile.

The friends acted swiftly. First, they prepared Kristoff’s sleigh. Then they got Sven ready and hitched him up to it. In no time at all, Olaf was sitting in the driver’s seat, holding the reins, as Sven pulled the sleigh out of the stables and into the courtyard.

“Let’s go find their tradition!” Olaf cheered. With the wind rushing past, Olaf felt exhilarated and full of hope as they raced across the courtyard and through the castle gates.

They went into town and stopped in front of the first home they saw. Olaf went up to the door. He knocked and knocked until he heard a woman call in a singsong voice, “Coming!”

Finally, Frigga, a short woman with a kind face, came with her son, Ben. Olaf stood there grinning.

“Good afternoon!” he said. “I am Olaf—”

“Hey, Olaf!” said Ben, enthusiastically shaking Olaf’s twig arm.

“Please let me finish,” said Olaf firmly. Then he returned to his friendly voice. “—and I like warm hugs.” Olaf turned to gesture to Sven, still hitched to Kristoff’s sleigh. “This is my associate, Sven.” The reindeer lifted his head and grunted as if to say hello. Frigga and Ben smiled at them.

“We’re going door-to-door looking for family traditions,” continued Olaf. “Tell us yours and we’ll decide if it’s special enough to take back to the castle.”

“Oh, we make candy canes together!” Frigga said brightly. She handed Olaf a thick, shiny, red-and-white-striped piece of candy.

“Ohhhhh!” said Olaf, grabbing the sweet treat. He removed his carrot nose and pushed the candy cane in its place. His head instantly popped up off his body and his eyes rolled around in his head. “Sugar rush!” He giggled.

Ben plucked the candy cane from Olaf’s face and stuck it into the snowman’s mouth. “You’re supposed to eat it,” he explained.

“Eat my new nose?” exclaimed Olaf. “Why would I do that?”

“Because it’s that time of year!” said Ben, spinning around joyfully.

“Huh,” said Olaf, popping his carrot nose back on. “It’s that time of year!” he repeated. Olaf’s smile widened as he realized just how special the holidays were. It felt great to be part of something that came once a year and meant so much to so many people. Feeling he could practically float with joy,

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