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The Haunted Man

by Charles Dickens, Matty Groves
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Overview

Dickens Christmas Books, in Large Print, Volume 5: The Haunted Man is the last and hardest-hitting in a series of five novels that Charles Dickens wrote for the Christmas season. This LARGE PRINT edition is designed in 14-point Century Schoolbook for easy reading and includes an original introduction. There's also a bonus story, The Poor Relation's Story, a hearthside tale that continues Dickens' exploration of the meaning of Christmas. The Haunted Man follows the tradition of Dickens' original Christmas novel, A Christmas Carol, spinning a ghost story that teaches its central character, Professor Redlaw, that the spiritual power of Christmas can overcome human suffering.

Synopsis

Dickens Christmas Books, in Large Print, Volume 5: The Haunted Man is the last and hardest-hitting in a series of five novels that Charles Dickens wrote for the Christmas season. This LARGE PRINT edition is designed in 14-point Century Schoolbook for easy reading and includes an original introduction. There's also a bonus story, The Poor Relation's Story, a hearthside tale that continues Dickens' exploration of the meaning of Christmas. The Haunted Man follows the tradition of Dickens' original Christmas novel, A Christmas Carol, spinning a ghost story that teaches its central character, Professor Redlaw, that the spiritual power of Christmas can overcome human suffering.

Biography

Charles Dickens is probably the greatest novelist England ever produced. His innate comic genius and shrewd depictions of Victorian life -- along with his memorable characters -- have made him beloved by readers the world over. In Dickens' books live some of the most repugnant villains in literature, as well as some of the most likeable (and unlikely) heroes.

About the Author, Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens is probably the greatest novelist England ever produced. His innate comic genius and shrewd depictions of Victorian life -- along with his memorable characters -- have made him beloved by readers the world over. In Dickens' books live some of the most repugnant villains in literature, as well as some of the most likeable (and unlikely) heroes.

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Book Details

Published
March 1, 2004
Publisher
Quiet River Press LLC
Pages
168
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781932732047

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