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Book summaryEvans wrote this Christmas tale for his two daughters, composing a story about a family very much like his own. They move into the home of an elderly widow and discover a long-lost hoard of letters written by the woman to her daughter, who died in infancy. Media reviews"Here, gentle reader, we meet almost every creaky plot element in Victorian fiction. But this tale of a young family that moves in with an elderly widow and discovers 'the true meaning of Christmas' is no dusty novel from the last century...'The Christmas Box' is currently number two on the New York Times best-seller list...Evans will never rival Dickens's literary talents, but he bests him in marketing genius." |
The Christmas Box (Christmas Box Trilogy Ser.)by Evans, Richard PaulFirst Edition
Book description: New York, NY, U.S.A.: Simon & Schuster, 1993. First Edition. Hard Bound, Cloth. Fine/Near Fine. This short story is about a widow and the young family who moves in with her. Together they discover the first gift of Christmas and learn what Christmas is really all about. The author originally wrote this book for his daughters. He wrote it as an expression of love that he knew his children couldn't feel until they had experienced the joy of having their own children, and hoped they would look back at this Christmas gift and feel their father's love. The jacket is decorative with one tiny spot that looks like coffee. The jacket is a bit large for the book. 125 pages, gift inscription in the front. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.
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