
**I have received this sample in the hopes of sharing my honest opinions. No compensation**
Christmas
is full of traditions and few traditions have been around as long as "A
Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. A classic book that has been made
into both movies and cartoons and is enjoyed by many in live shows the
world around. On top of that, the characters have become cultural
touchstones. Many may have wondered what more there was to the story and
now they have an answer. Charlie Lovett has picked up where Dickens
left off and has created a perfect companion to the beloved classic with
his book, "The Further Adventures of Ebenezer Scrooge".
The
book picks up around twenty years after Ebenezer Scrooge was visited by
three spirits on Christmas Eve, and since that day, he has made it his
mission to spread Christmas cheer to all, much to the annoyance of
London's general population. Even on the hottest of days he can be found
greeting others with a heartfelt "Merry Christmas!" and no longer
obsessed with money, he gives everything he has to those in need. One
night, Scrooge is once again visited by his old business partner, Jacob
Marley. Marley is in despair over the fact that he may never lose his
chains, so Scrooge comes up with a plan to help him get rid of them for
good. With the help of the very same ghosts that visited him before,
Scrooge works to convince his new business partner that love and charity
are not things to be confined to the holiday season alone. If he can
get them to open their hearts and purses, Marley may be able to rid
himself of the chains.
A
sequel to a classic that is sure to become a favorite to classic book
lovers and collectors alike, and will sit (on our shelves at least)
right next to the classic that it follows. "The Further Adventures of Ebenezer Scrooge" by Charles Lovett
will most likely become a new tradition in our household. Its the
perfect gift, fitting for the season, and the perfect size for your
book lovers stocking.
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