A Christmas Carol
(Charles Dickens)
When Charles Dickens was a child he was sent to work at a blacking factory. Dispite this when he became a young man he learned steno himself and got a job. His next job was at a newspaper. That same newspaper published his first book, the Pickwick Papers.
All of Charles Dickens stories deal with kids on some level. He suffered with the pain of his childhood, all his life, until one day, he found some kids huddled beneath some rags. Then he knew even though what he had been through, he had to help, kids, especially orphans.
A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens, is the reminder to the world that the kids are the future.
This book, links to everyone of Charles Dickens books. It is just the purest and lasting of the notes in his manuscripts.
The hardship that Charles Dickens had to go through as a child, later, helped him to see even more clearly how important it is to help people in need, especially the poor, especially their children.
A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens, is not just a story at Christmas time.
Please also remember that Charles Dickens father, John Dickens was not known for his wise business investments. Yet John Dickens always spoke like a King.
The wealth of the spirit of John Dickens always prospered.
The imagination of Charles Dickens always flurished.
We have the favor of such splendid company.
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