In this 1850 essay Dickens sits before a candlelit Christmas tree and lets its ornaments and toys carry him back through a lifetime of Christmases childhood wonder ghost stories told by the fire and the particular magic that the season holds for both the young and the old Shorter and quieter than A Christmas Carol but written in the same warm observant voice A Christmas Tree is Dickenss own reflection on why the holiday moves us the way it does...
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