"Don't worry. The big guy in red up at the North Pole chose me for this mission because I love Christmas just as much as he does," said Frosty. "He also gave me his special ability of coming and going that makes the trip much shorter. Now close your eyes and say aloud with me, Christmas is for giving and receiving gifts, but the best gifts are the ones you give to others."

Tom Thumb, flying on a seagull with a tiny Frosty.

"Fanna Banana," said Chunky Monkey, "I think I have the Christmas spirit already. My nose tickles and my head tingles, is that a sign?"

"No," said Frosty, "a warm feeling in your heart is the only sign."

"Where are we?" asked Chunky Monkey.

"In Zimbabwe, on the continent of Africa," answered Frosty. "We're here to adopt a baby orphan elephant, who can't survive by himself in the jungle."

"Santa told me his clan is gone because too many people like ivory souvenirs," said Frosty, "they're not on Santa's list!"

"Where will we take him?" asked Chunky Monkey.

"To the zoo, where they will take care of him," said Frosty.

"There his is, our little orphan elephant. You can still see his baby fuzz. I think I also see a tear sliding down his trunk. But we'll fix that, and when his tusks grow they will never be used for ivory!" said Frosty.

"I have a little brother, his name is baby Chunky Monkey, and I wouldn't want him to be alone in the jungle," said Chunky Monkey. "You are a kind and considerate snowman and understand the true meaning of Christmas."