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A Christmas Carol - The Beloved Holiday Classic by Charles Dickens - cover

A Christmas Carol - The Beloved Holiday Classic by Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens, Zenith Golden Quill

Publisher: Zenith Golden Quill

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Summary

He was cold. He was cruel. He was haunted. Then, he changed everything.

Charles Dickens's timeless masterpiece, A Christmas Carol, tells the unforgettable tale of Ebenezer Scrooge—a miser transformed through ghostly visitations on Christmas Eve. As the Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come reveal the joy he has forsaken and the fate he risks, Scrooge must choose between greed and generosity, isolation and connection.

Blending sharp social commentary with heartfelt redemption, this holiday novella has captivated generations and continues to inspire hope, kindness, and the true spirit of Christmas.

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✔ Complete and unabridged text
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✔ Perfect for holiday reading, family traditions, and lovers of classic literature

💬 What Readers Say:
"A short, powerful story with an eternal message."
"The ultimate Christmas story—timeless, moving, and magical."
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Available since: 05/07/2025.
Print length: 160 pages.

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