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Christmas Carol
A - Charles Dickens

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Christmas Carol, A - Charles Dickens
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SRK2015 @SRK2015
Jul 11, 2015 06:29 PM, 2279 Views
An ode to Christmas joy!

The book was written at a time when the few good men were trying to revive the joyous, hopeful celebration of Christmas in England. The festival had been reinstated in England as a holiday, but the spirit was missing.


The story is of a wealthy, cold miser who is visited by the ghost of his partner. The visit by the ghost and three more spirits, takes him back to his past which had a happy christmas, the present - where his goodwill is required, and the foreboding future - which is dismal if he  would continue living the way he does.


It is not a very big book, and starts with the description of the dreary life of Mr. Scrooge. But the spirit of the book is the spirit of Christmas - of thanksgiving, family time, celebration, joy of giving, the time to be happy.


Unlike many other Dickens books, this has a happy call throughout - good book.

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