Jack Frost floats up through water and breaks through the surface of a frozen lake to discover that he has no memory of who he is or his past life but the Man in the Moon tells him his name. It seems Jack has been using his magic for 300 years to create snow storms, freeze lakes and window panes and generally create winter fun for children throughout the world.
Sadly, Jack finds a world where the evil Boogieman, Pitch Black, is destroying children’s dreams and turning them into scary, dark nightmares. The guardians of childhood such as Father Christmas, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and the Sandman have always tried to protect children from evil forces but now Pitch has grown too strong for them. The Man in the Moon tells them they must get Jack Frost to help them fight this growing evil.
There’s quite a bit of fantasy violence that might scare younger kids such as:
The message of the story is that believing in something good helps us to deal with bad things.
Content is age appropriate for children this age
Some content may not be appropriate for children this age. Parental guidance recommended
Content is not age appropriate for children this age
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