conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Christmas, Father, Amelia with the genre: Children's Books, Science Fiction & Fantasy?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The Girl Who Saved Christmas'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this book.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Girl Who Saved Christmas
  The kind of magic that gets reindeer to fly in the sky? The kind that helps Father Christmas travel around the world in a single night? The kind that can stop time and make dreams come true?
  It isn't Father Christmas or Blitzen or any of the other reindeer that make magic happen on the night before Christmas.
  It's every child who wants and wishes for it to happen. If no one wished for magic to happen there would be no magic. And because we know Father Christmas comes every year we know now that magic – at least some kind of magic – is real.
  But this wasn't always the case. There was once a time before stockings and Christmas mornings spent excitedly ripping off wrapping paper. It was quite a miserable time, when very few human children had any reason to believe in magic at all.
  And so, the very first night that Father Christmas ever decided to give human children a reason to be happy and to believe in magic, he had a lot of work to do.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The soldiers were shooting again so Dasher carried Father Christmas back up to the room. When they got there, Father Christmas saw Queen Victoria now holding the large rifle and she was pointing it directly at him.
  Father Christmas didn't like it when she called the reindeer horse-devils, because the reindeer were sensitive creatures, especially Prancer, and they wouldn't like being called names.
  Father Christmas shook his head. 'I don't do any sneaking. You see, I stop time. Well, that's the idea. Using magic to give people hope, which, in turn, helps create magic.'
  This made Queen Victoria cross. And her cross-face was one of the crossest cross-faces in human history. 'By smashing into Buckingham Palace? We've only just moved in. Look at the mess you've all made.'
  Two soldiers from outside had now arrived in the bedroom too, a bit out of breath after running up the stairs. 'At your service, your Majesty!'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Jamie Byng, Jenny Todd, Jenny Fry, Neal Price, Jaz Lacey-Campbell, Vicki Rutherford, Andrea Joyce, Caroline Clarke, Lina Langlee, Alan Trotter, Jo Dingley, and the 'Production Elves' and all the team at Canongate for their massive support.
  Andrea Semple, the human I love and live with, for her sharp-eyes, her Ninja reading and editing skills, and for far, far too many things to mention here.
  But Elfhelm is an ordinary town in lots of ways. A small town. An oversized village, really. And there are normal things there, like shops and houses and a town hall. There are streets and trees and even a bank.
  They are elves. But the thing is, if you are surrounded by elves, it isn't the elves that are the weird, unusual creatures.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: But the thing is, if you are surrounded by elves, it isn't the elves that are the weird, unusual creatures..
  They are elves. There are streets and trees and even a bank. And there are normal things there, like shops and houses and a town hall. An oversized village, really. A small town.
  But Elfhelm is an ordinary town in lots of ways.
  Andrea Semple, the human I love and live with, for her sharp-eyes, her Ninja reading and editing skills, and for far, far too many things to mention here.Jamie Byng, Jenny Todd, Jenny Fry, Neal Price, Jaz Lacey-Campbell, Vicki Rutherford, Andrea Joyce, Caroline Clarke, Lina Langlee, Alan Trotter, Jo Dingley, and the 'Production Elves' and all the team at Canongate for their massive support