Noah and the Christmas Spirits

Three spirits, one grumpy heart, one merry Christmas

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ChildNoah, aged 4
StoryA Christmas Carol
Book8 pages, one photo
Picture styleIllustrated
Illustration strengthLow
Illustration lookLuminous drawing

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Noah and the Christmas Spirits

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On a foggy Christmas Eve, Noah knocked at a cold, dark counting house. Grumpy Mr Scrooge scowled. "Bah, humbug!" Poor Bob Cratchit shivered over one tiny coal, and Noah waved a warm hello.
That night, chains rattled, clank, clank! The sad ghost of Marley floated into Scrooge's bedroom. "Three spirits will visit you," he moaned. Noah peeked out bravely and whispered, "Listen to him, Mr Scrooge."
A glowing spirit whisked Noah and Scrooge into the past, to jolly Mr Fezziwig's Christmas ball. Young Scrooge danced and laughed. Noah tapped his toes, and old Scrooge smiled for the very first time.
Back in Scrooge's room sat a giant, laughing spirit on a mountain of pies, puddings and plums! "I am the Ghost of Christmas Present!" he boomed. He lifted his torch high, and Noah gasped at the twinkling town.
At the Cratchits' tiny home, Mrs Cratchit carried in a steaming pudding. Bob raised his cup. Tiny Tim smiled and said, "God bless us, every one!" Noah felt his heart glow, and Scrooge sniffled.
Then came a silent, hooded spirit. It pointed one long hand at a dim hearth and an empty little stool. "You can still make it better," Noah whispered bravely, and Scrooge knelt. "I will change, I promise!"
On Christmas morning, Scrooge woke up giggling! He flung open the window beside Noah. "You there, boy, buy the prize turkey!" he called. Noah laughed as snowflakes tickled his nose.
Scrooge joined the Cratchits' feast in a bright red scarf, beaming beside the golden turkey. "Merry Christmas!" he cried. Everyone cheered, Tiny Tim clapped, and Noah shouted, "God bless us, every one!"

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