Christmas Stories (Everyman Paperbacks)

by Charles Dickens

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"Dickens' "Christmas Stories" is a collection of twenty-one short stories, published between the years 1850 and 1867. From lighthearted ghost stories to biting social commentary, the stories differ enormously in style. Note that the story, "Mugby Junction" contains the ghost story called "The Signal-Man" which is often published on its own." --provided by Amazon.… (more)

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This is a selection of Dickens's less common Christmas related stories. It does not include A Christmas Carol. Please do not combine with works that include other selections.

Stories included: A Christmas tree --
What Christmas is as we grow older --
The poor relation's story --
The child's story --
The schoolboy's story --
Nobody's story --
The seven poor travellers --
The holly tree inn --
The wreck of the Golden Mary --
The perils of certain English prisoners --
Going into society --
The haunted house --
A message from the sea --
Tom Tiddler's ground --
Somebody's luggage --
Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings --
Mrs. Lirriper's legacy --
Doctor Marigold --
Mugby Junction.

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"Dickens' "Christmas Stories" is a collection of twenty-one short stories, published between the years 1850 and 1867. From lighthearted ghost stories to biting social commentary, the stories differ enormously in style. Note that the story, "Mugby Junction" contains the ghost story called "The Signal-Man" which is often published on its own." --provided by Amazon.

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