Charles Dickens wrote more than just A Christmas Carol with Christmas as its central theme, in addition to a collection of Charles Dickens’ complete novels, CheerUp.Fun’s current library, includes this month, all the Christmas books and stories written by Dickens.
The Christmas Books:
– A Christmas Carol
– The Chimes
– The Cricket on the Hearth
– The Battle of Life
– The Haunted Man and the Ghost’s Bargain
The Christmas Stories:
– 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
– Wreck of the Golden Mary
– The Perils of Certain English Prisoners
– Going into Society
– A Message From the Sea
– Tom Tiddler’s Ground
– Somebody’s Luggage
– Mrs. Lirriper’s Lodgings
– Mrs. Lirriper’s Legacy
– Doctor Marigold
– Mugby Junction
– No Thoroughfare
Copies of The Complete Christmas Books and Stories by Charles Dickens have been added to the current CheerUp.Fun Free eBook Collection. The first 100 people to sign up (new collection as of Oct 9) should receive a free copy added to their Kindle Library. To sign up, click this link, and follow the prompts at the Amazon page. Once you have joined the CheerUp.Fun Free eBook Collection, as recommended books are selected and shared during the month, they will be added to your Kindle Library.
You can change your settings / leave the Library at any time through your Amazon account. You will find books under the Manage Content / Devices Option, on your Content Tab, and the settings tab has a section for "Change your Whispercast Membership". Next to Organization Cheerup.Fun are options to change device or opt-out.
Many of the books written about on Cheerup.Fun are available in Kindle Unlimited, are you a member?
[amazon_link asins=’B01MSMNNF1′ template=’ProductAd’ store=’cheerupfun-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’568dfb12-e55b-11e8-8036-f1867fecc7d3′]If you thought A Christmas Carol was Charles Dickens only Christmas / Holiday themed work you’d easily be forgiven, it is after all his most well known. However, in this volume you’ll discover he wrote a great deal more than the one novel with giving season in mind.