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This book has ten old tales of Christmas. Some take place in dream worlds, some in real towns. Others lead to far-off woods and warm, friendly homes. These short tales are for children, parents, and grandparents.

Charles Dickens wrote two of the tales. One is about Christmas sprites. The other is about seven poor travellers. Oscar Wilde tells of a selfish giant. Harriet Beecher Stowe tells of Christmas in Pognac. Mark Twain gives us a letter from Santa Claus. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle tells of a blue garnet.

O. Henry tells of the Magi’s gift. Elizabeth Gaskell writes of snowstorms and sunshine at Christmas. Herbert W. Collingwood tells of Indian Pete’s Christmas gift. Henry van Dyke writes of the first Christmas tree. These writers share their views of the holiday in one book.