The Romance of a Christmas Card
Author:
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Illustrator:
Alice Ercle Hunt
Publication:
1916 by Houghton Mifflin Company
Pages:
124
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Every one who has ever known the joy of an old-fashioned home Christmas will delight in this latest story by Kate Douglas Wiggin. It tells the story of two young men who went forth from their little village to the swifter life of the city, one to prosper, one to fall upon evil ways. At last two Christmas cards written by the minister's wife brought them both back to the old village, one to find peace and new courage in the scenes of his childhood, the other to take up a charming romance that his departure had broken off, and both to enjoy a Christmas celebration such as they had not known for many years.
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In the picturesque heart of a New England village, blanketed with pristine snow and illuminated by twinkling lights, a simple Christmas card becomes a beacon of fate, love, and serendipity. Reverend and Mrs. Winship, alongside their close-knit community, find their destinies beautifully entangled through the heartfelt designs of an artist's festive card. Kate Douglas Wiggin tenderly crafts a narrative that ensnares the senses, painting every emotion and snowflake with exquisite detail. Dive deep into this heartwarming tale and let the spirit of Christmas remind you of life's unpredictably wonderful twists.
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