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[@bridgethardam7565]

We have had our copy of the book ready on our shelf for a while now. We can’t wait for Christmas School!

[@BookMama72]

We absolutely LOVE A Little Pilgrim’s Progress, also illustrated by Joe Sutphin! I can hardly wait for our book to arrive!

[@Read-Aloud-Revival-youtube]

It's one of our favorites too! So glad you snagged a copy!

[@ncfarmchick]

I so agree with all the wonderful things you mention about "A Christmas Carol." I would also suggest families look for a theatre production local to them to enjoy this season. I am appearing in an interactive professional production of this play this season and using it as the core of our homeschooling. While my kids have heard the story and seen a variety of movies on the subject, I want them to be really educated about the history of the story as well as the cultural references contained within when they come to the production. Thanks for promoting this wonderfully timeless story! And, if anyone is in the Boone, NC area this holiday season, come out to see us at The Appalachian Theatre. :)

[@swhitaker0311]

This is our first year doing Christmas School. We can’t wait!

[@anaf.848]

I already purchased the book and am so looking forward to RAR Christmas School!

[@Read-Aloud-Revival-youtube]

Can't wait for you to dive into RAR Christmas School!

[@marcusdinibraun8385]

I ordered the book and I am looking forward to it. It will be our first time Christmas School! We have read the book before, but this picture book looks amazing. : )

[@Read-Aloud-Revival-youtube]

So glad to hear it! I hope you enjoy it!

[@ssake1_IAL_Research]

After 15 years of independent research, I can confidently say that I've proved that Charles Dickens was not the original author of "A Christmas Carol;" nor did he write the opening line. That was written by Mathew Franklin Whittier, younger brother of the famous American Quaker poet, John Greenleaf Whittier. Mathew and his wife Abby were the real, original authors. They wrote it as a spiritualist redemption story, and it was Abby's intention that all the supernatural elements be authentic according to the esoteric sources she had studied. It was Dickens who dumbed it down and secularized it into a ghost story.

[@VetroA90]

Is it possible to not do the school part and to just get the study you're doing of the book? 😄