Christmas Stories

Charles Dickens is one of the most famous English novelists. His works include the novels "The Adventures of Oliver Twist," "The Life of David Copperfield, Written by Himself," "The Old Curiosity Shop," and many others that are masterpieces of world literature. A special place in his oeuvre is occupied by the collection "Christmas Stories," which has become a true embodiment of the spirit of this magical holiday. Christmas was a time for the writer of reconciliation of enemies and forgetting grievances, a time when incredible transformations happen to the characters: in the most hardened hearts, sparks of human warmth are born, and the poor and downtrodden find a sense of home. Who does not know the gloomy miser Scrooge, who is visited by the Christmas spirit? Or the kind cricket that lives by the hearth and guards the peace of the whole family? At Christmas, the most astonishing miracles are possible, and the magical stories of Charles Dickens have been convincing readers of this for a hundred and seventy-five years. In this edition, the collection "Christmas Stories" is presented in its most complete form.