For lovers and new fans of Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol.From ghosts and geezers to hope for all humanity, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is the most iconic holiday story ever told. In a mere 30,000 words or so, Dickens' characters are at their best and worst during the merriest of seasons. Whether you've read the book dozens of times or only watched an animated version on TV, you are bound to love how storyteller Tim Lowry brings this classic tale to life with his entertaining interjections and enlightened insight on thirteen recurring themes throughout this beloved story.This is…mehr
For lovers and new fans of Charles Dickens and A Christmas Carol.From ghosts and geezers to hope for all humanity, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol is the most iconic holiday story ever told. In a mere 30,000 words or so, Dickens' characters are at their best and worst during the merriest of seasons. Whether you've read the book dozens of times or only watched an animated version on TV, you are bound to love how storyteller Tim Lowry brings this classic tale to life with his entertaining interjections and enlightened insight on thirteen recurring themes throughout this beloved story.This is the perfect gift for anyone on your list who loves Christmas, literature, Dickens, or ghost stories.
Tim Lowry's love for Dickens began when he was cast as Ebenezer Scrooge in a second grade production of A Christmas Carol. As a professional storyteller, he has since told this tale over 150 times to audiences across the U.S.-that's more than Dickens himself. To say he is familiar with the story is a bit of an understatement.When Tim isn't delighting people with this Christmas staple he is performing at storytelling festivals, schools, libraries, and corporate events all over the country. Between storytelling gigs Tim enjoys spending time in his hometown of Summerville, SC with his wife and two daughters, tending the tomato plants in his garden, and reading from the Old Farmer's Almanac while sipping an ice cold glass of sweet tea.
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