A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, published by Random House on November 5, 2009, is a classic tale that explores themes of hope and redemption. This edition spans 352 pages and presents the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a man who despises Christmas and is consumed by his obsession with wealth. On Christmas Eve, Scrooge experiences a transformative night marked by ghostly visitations that reveal the consequences of his choices and challenge his views on life and generosity.
Readers will find a rich narrative that delves into the spirit of the holidays, as well as the importance of compassion and community. This edition also includes two additional works, ‘The Chimes’ and ‘The Haunted Man’, further expanding on Dickens’s exploration of the human experience during the festive season. The book’s focus on fiction, holidays, and ghostly elements makes it a significant contribution to the genre of classic literature.
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Read the ultimate Christmas story of hope and redemption behind the recent BBC TV adaptation
Ebenezer Scrooge despises Christmas. He has no time for festivities or goodwill toward his fellow men and is only interested in money.
Then, on the night of Christmas Eve, his life is changed by a series of ghostly visitations that show him some bitter truths about his choices.
Discover Dickens’s most influential book and one of the world’s favourite Christmas reads.
INCLUDES ‘THE CHIMES’ AND ‘THE HAUNTED MAN’
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