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Loading... A Christmas Carol [adapted - Oxford Bookworms]by Clare West
   None No current Talk conversations about this book.  Agu_SKE | Jan 25, 2012 |   He was considered to be strange by other person because he prefer money and really hates to give money to poor children at Christmas. But at Christmas night, strange thing is going to be happened by ghost... I could really enjoy reading this book. And I like it. I also learned from this book that person can change better. If you haven't read this book, please read by all means! (  ) purin | Jan 23, 2012 | I was moved Scrooge changed his mind. It is easy to read so I understood this book well. I think money is not the most important in the world. (  ) Bonchan | Jan 23, 2012 | He liked money and hated people. Oneday, a ghost visited Scrooge and the ghost was Scrooge's business partner ,Marley . Marley told Scrooge three ghosts would visit him... I thought he was bad man. However, I find he was not bad man, but poor man. I like this story, because he got new future as kind person. I want to say thanks to Marley who changed poor old man, Scrooge. ( ) shibainu | Jan 22, 2012 | I know this story,so I can read this very easily. Scroog didn't communicate with other people at all.I think communication is very important for human, because people can't live alone.I learned the importance of communication from this book. (  ) ryuuta | Jan 22, 2012 | no reviews | add a review
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the ghost of his old friend and three spirits, and he learned... I knew the book's title, but didn't know that story. So when I read that book, I thought the story is intersting. But I don't like Christmas, because I don't have a lover. (