A Christmas Treasury

by Jack Newcombe (Editor)

Hardcover, 1982

Collection

Description

A collection of stories, poems, and excerpts from American and European writers spanning the past four centuries.

Library's rating

Rating

(10 ratings; 4.2)

User reviews

LibraryThing member auntieknickers
This is quite a good anthology, mixing the familiar with the less-often found in the Christmas genre.
LibraryThing member labwriter
One of my favorite Christmas stories is in this book; I read it aloud every year: A Christmas Memory, by Truman Capote.
LibraryThing member eowynfaramir
This collection suffers from indescriminate inclusion. For example, the first story, "The Fir Tree" by Hans Christian Andersen, is sad and even demoralizing, much like other Andersen tales. Poor little fir tree--there is no Christmas spirit by the time you get to the end. If you are persistent you
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will probably come across a good story, but I'm not sure the effort is worthwhile.
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Genres

Publication

Viking Press (1982), Edition: 1st, 474 pages

Pages

474

ISBN

0670221104 / 9780670221103

Language

Original language

English
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