Krissy Kringle lives on Candy Cane Lane and every year is subjected
to jokes about her name – she also receives a lot of letters for Santa sent by
children with their wish lists included.
Used to the taunts, Krissy refuses to
let it get to her as she heads to work at a PR firm with the belief she’ll be
receiving a promotion, so it shocked when she’s fired.
As she struggles to digest the news, back home Krissy tidies
away the mountain of letters received that morning and comes across a package
which catches her attention. Inside is a book called ‘Naughty or Nice’ which
when Krissy looks through it is blank, but as she argues with her plumber over
the phone and says his name out loud, the pages begin to turn to reveal he is
lying to her.
With this new found piece of magic, Krissy finds herself
discovering the wrongdoings of people she knows and sets out to expose them.
But with Christmas so close she also needs to find a job and reluctantly takes
up a position at the mall as an elf.
Making friends with Marco and sharing her secret, Krissy
tolerates her new position in the working world and with the help of the book
discovers things which make it better, but when she ruins her relationship
after confronting her boyfriend about something she read, she discovers there’s
another side to the book – the nice list.
As Krissy realises there are always two sides to everything,
she knows what she has to do to make amends, but will she be able to achieve
everything in time for Christmas and make up with her boyfriend in the hope of
receiving something she’s always wanted – a new last name?
This was a pleasant and enjoyable TV movie which showed that
no matter what you know about someone, there are always two sides to every story.
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