
Written by Charles Dickens · Adapted by Gaby Goldsack · Illustrated by Caroline Pedler
On Christmas Eve, ghostly visitors show a bitter old miser what his life has become.
On Christmas Eve in old London, the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge frowns at all the holiday cheer, until a series of ghosts takes him through his past, present and future. Charles Dickens's classic story, retold in rhyming verse, about the true meaning of Christmas.
One Christmas Eve, in old London town, Ebenezer Scrooge looked out with a frown. Merry Christmas, Uncle! called his cheery nephew. Come join in our festive dinner, won’t you? Charles Dickens’s story, A Christmas Carol, is a traditional favorite for Christmastime. Retold in verse and accompanied by Caroline Pedler’s evocative illustrations, this is a story to provoke thought about the meaning of Christmas and leave the reader with a warm Christmas glow.
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