50+ Masterpieces you have to read before you die. Christmas Stories and Poems : A Christmas Carol, A Merry Christmas, A Letter from Santa Claus, Christmas Bells, The Gift of the Magi and others

Anthology of Christmas Stories is a unique collection of Christmas tales, reflections, and poems from beloved authors across the centuries and makes the perfect gift for the reader in your life. This beautiful treasury will take you back to firesides, simple gifts, and warm family moments of Christmases past as you cherish the timeless truths and joys of the season.

Contents:

Charles Dickens

A Christmas Carol

The Chimes

G.K. Chesterton

A Christmas Carol

L.M. Montgomery

The Red Room

A Christmas Mistake

A Christmas Inspiration

The Josephs’ Christmas

Aunt Cyrilla’s Christmas Basket

The Osbornes’ Christmas

Bertie’s New Year

Ida’s New Year Cake

The Christmas Surprise at Enderly Road

Clorinda’s Gifts

The Falsoms’ Christmas Dinner

The Unforgotten One

Christmas at Red Butte

Uncle Richard’s New Year’s Dinner

L. Frank Baum

A Kidnapped Santa Claus

Little Bun Rabbit

Mark Twain

A Letter from Santa Claus

Louisa May Alcott

A Merry Christmas

Leo Tolstoy

A Russian Christmas Party

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Christmas Bells

The Three Kings

Nikolai Gogol

Christmas Eve

William Dean Howells

Christmas Everyday

The Pony Engine and the Pacific Express

Joseph Rudyard Kipling

Christmas in India

Elizabeth Harrison

Little Gretchen and the Wooden Shoe

John Milton

On the Morning of Christ's Nativity

Hans Christian Andersen

The Fir Tree

The Little Match Girl

Selma Lagerlof

The Holy Night

Clement Moore

The Night Before Christmas

Henry van Dyke

The Other Wise Man

Beatrix Potter

The Tailor of Gloucester

Anton Chehov

Vanka

O. Henry

The Gift of the Magi

Hesba Stretton

The Christmas Child

Kenneth Grahame

The Wind in the Willows

Robert Louis Stevenson

Christmas at Sea

Walter Scott

Christmas In The Olden Time

Alfred Tennyson

Ring out, wild bells

Abbie Farwell Brown

The Christmas Angel

Anthony Trollope

Christmas at Thompson Hall

Thomas Hardy

The Oxen

William Butler Yeats

The Magi

William Makepeace Thackeray

The Mahogany Tree

Charles Kingsley

Christmas Day

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Christmas Fancies

C. W. Stubbs

Twas Jolly, Jolly Wat

Eugene Field

Jest 'Fore Christmas

Paul Laurence Dunbar

A Christmas Folksong

William Topaz McGonagall

A Tale of Christmas Eve

Emily Dickinson

The Savior must have been a docile Gentleman

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