Therese, Lady OsbalDestone, and her household will be happy to welcome that Jamie, George and Lottie, three children of her younger daughters, have begun a pre -Christmas stay at her country residence in Little Moseley to enjoy all the village traditions. And then, unexpectedly, Melissa, the teenage daughter of Theresa's older daughter, arrives, because her family is on the go. Therese does not know twice with a closed and annoying girl, but fortunately Melissa finds out that she is still enough to have fun in the company of younger cousins ​​and cousins, who enthusiastically participate in the simple joy of village Christmas. And while last year the village was troubled by the mystery of the disappeared Christmas geese, this time a new problem appears - the musical records of Christmas carols have been lost and the new organist can not play other than from the letter. However, Christmas without the singing of carols together can not imagine any of the villagers. Therese immediately involves the grandchildren in the search for the disappeared volume of notes, which is not an easy task, because the book of the carol usually circulated freely all over the village according to those who just wanted to play or sing according to notes. The four Theres's enterprising grandchildren traveled from the house and tries to trace a book whose disappearance changes into an increasing mystery. The organ will accidentally hear children while singing and invite them to join the church choir. Children love singing and all the more they try to discover the disappeared notes, because it is only through them that the right traditional Christmas mass with carols can take place in the church. While the time is shortening and the disappeared bundle of carols remains the same mystery, the love of two young people is born directly in front of children and Therese. Early finding musical records of carols is essential for the rescue of village Christmas, but it is equally important to give the courage to the local organist and the harpist so that they do not escape the happiness that is just shaking.