Books with title The golden Christmas book

Eleonora Seymour was born in England, in the suburb of Shrewsbury. She is the mother of three charming children. The rhymes that you’re about to read were composed by Eleonora’s grandmother Elizabeth Seymour more than fifty years ago. The Seymour family is very proud of the warmth coming from these lines, and now Mrs. Seymour wants to share her little family heirloom with you, so that you could read the rhymes to your children, just as Eleonora’s grandmother did many years ago. These rhymes have gone through the layers of time to bring you Christmas joy again.

Volume 1: The Christmas Books -Annotated by Adolphus William Ward "Christmas books": five short books with strong social and moral messages that he published during the 1840s.A Christmas Carol [1843] The Chimes [1844] The Cricket on the Hearth [1845] The Battle of Life [1846] The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain [1848]Volume 2: Christmas Stories (from "Household Words" and "All the Year Round") - Annotated by George OrwellA Christmas Tree [1850] What Christmas is as we Grow Older [1851] The Poor Relation's Story [1852] The Child's Story [1852] The Schoolboy's Story [1853] Nobody's Story [18 —] The Seven Poor Travellers [1854] The Holly-Tree [1855] Wreck of the Golden Mary (with Wilkie Collins) [1856] The Perils of Certain English Prisoners (with Wilkie Collins) [Household Words, 1857] Going into Society [1858] A Message From the Sea [1860] Tom Tiddler's Ground [1861] Somebody's Luggage [1862] Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings [1863] Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy [1864] Doctor Marigold [1865] Mugby Junction [1866] No Thoroughfare (with Wilkie Collins) [1867]

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