John Lewis store wants to find girl, 5, who wrote she broke a Christmas bauble See the best and brightest Christmas lights the southeast has to offer. Girl wrote and said sorry for breaking a Christmas bauble ... John Lewis department store wants to find her. BRITISH department store John Lewis has launched a search for a five-year-old girl who wrote a letter of apology after she broke a bauble. The girl, who signed her name as Faith, sent the letter after she accidentally broke the decoration while visiting a John Lewis' store in Cambridge. She stuck two STG1 coins to the note, which she posted to the ``Christmas Department" of the store, the Daily Mail reported today. The letter read: "To John Lewis Cambridge. I'm sorry I broke a Christmas bauble on Saturday. It cost two pounds. Here is the money for it. Sorry again, Faith, aged 5. Staff now want to find Faith to thank her for the gesture, and searched for her using Twitter, saying: "Are you Faith the Cambs. Xmas bauble breaker? John Lewis want to say thank you! Store manager Dominic Joyce told the Mail: "The letter arrived on Tuesday afternoon and had no return address or indication of who the young girl was. We really want to find out who she is so we can thank her. She visited us on one of our busiest weekends of the year and we still are unsure as to which bauble was broken. We'd like to thank her and because of her adorable letter maybe give her something from the store she would like. Joyce also tweeted: "The cutest letter sent to JL Cambridge. There is no address so we wanted to thank Faith on Twitter. He added: "We will keep looking until we find her."