About the Book

Step into the candlelit world of Victorian London, where ghosts walk, bells toll, and the spirit of Christmas awakens even the hardest of hearts. In A Christmas Carol, the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is visited on Christmas Eve by three spectral guides who lead him through the shadows of his past, present, and future; a journey that transforms his soul and forever changes the way the world celebrates Christmas. In The Chimes, Dickens turns his compassion toward the poor and forgotten, telling the story of Toby Veck, a humble messenger who, despairing of humanity’s cruelty, is visited by the spirits of the church bells. Through their haunting vision, he discovers that hope and goodness endure even in the darkest times. Together, these two timeless tales reveal Dickens at his most passionate and humane. Blending the supernatural with sharp social commentary, Charles Dickens’ Christmas Tales remind us that kindness, generosity, and faith in one another are the true heart of the season.

About the Author

Charles Dickens, the master storyteller of the Victorian era, remains one of the most enduring voices in English literature. Renowned for his deep humanity and sharp critique of social inequality, Charles Dickens wrote his Christmas stories as calls to conscience. Through the journeys of Scrooge and Toby Veck, he reveals how empathy, community, and hope can light even the darkest corners of society.