A Christmas Carol
We can’t imagine the Christmas season without this timeless classic. Many have seen various versions of the movie but reading the book gives you greater insight into the thoughts and motivation of the characters. If you haven’t read this book or seen the movie (we favor the George C. Scott version) — it’s a must for this holiday season.
Ebenezer Scrooge is a crusty, hard-heartened businessman who hates Christmas and his fellow man as well. He is a very demanding employer and is barely persuaded to allow his underpaid clerk Bob Cratchit, to have Christmas day off to spend with his family. Scrooge also ridicules his nephew Fred’s holiday cheer, and anyone else who seems to be enjoying the season.
Scrooge’s heart is softened as he is visited by three Christmas spirits who show him his past, present and future. He realizes that he should do more than just earn and hoard money, he should help his fellow man. Always a great reminder no matter what your age or earning ability. Some parts of this story might be scary for young children.
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