ITC Atty’s 1st Kids’ Book Imagines A Santa-Less Christmas

By Editorial Team

Michelle Klancnik, assistant general counsel at the U.S. International Trade Commission, usually spends her days investigating imports for potential intellectual property rights violations. However, outside of work, she delves into a different realm with her first children’s book, pondering the scenario of a Christmas without Santa Claus.

Klancnik’s book explores the intriguing question of what would happen if Santa decided to take a year off from his annual gift-giving duties. This imaginative tale offers a unique twist on the traditional Christmas narrative, sparking curiosity and creativity in young readers.

While Klancnik is well-versed in legal matters related to international trade, her foray into children’s literature showcases her versatility and creativity beyond the courtroom. Through her book, she brings a fresh perspective to the holiday season, encouraging children to think outside the box and consider new possibilities.

As an accomplished attorney and now an author, Klancnik’s diverse talents shine through in her ability to navigate complex legal issues and craft engaging stories for children.

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