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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Charles Dicken's does it again.


1843 "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens published, 6,000 copies sold
Read it here.

Charles Dickens, the timeless spinner of tales, publishes his Christmas themed book on this day. A Christmas Carol has been read by countless readers ever since. It has been made into movies many time over. The moral behind the story stands the test of time. It really does matter how you treat others. Do not wait until you are in your death bed to realize it. The book is the best way to discover this wonderful, heartfelt novel.
Once read, go and watch the movie. Scrooge epitomizes the stereotypical grumpy old man. Everyone, it seems, has known one at some time in their life. Rarely do we see this character repent. This is one of the reasons why this story has been so close to our hearts. Here's to Charles Dickens, shall we always remember his name.

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