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How long will it take you to read A Christmas Carol to your class?
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between one and one and half hours
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When was A Christmas Carol out?
If you meant when was a Christmas Carol released so people could read it, then the year was 1843. It even says in the beginning where the author's note was.
When was A Christmas Carol?
If you meant when was a Christmas Carol released so people could read it, then the year was 1843. It even says in the beginning where the author's note was.
Who wrote the book A Christmas Carol. Charles?
"A Christmas Carol" was written by Charles Dickens. It was first published in 1843 and has since become a classic Christmas story that is still widely read and adapted into various forms of media.
What is the authors theme in A Christmas Carol but in a kids version?
just read the book!
Where did Charles Dickens go to do his first reading on A Christmas Carol?
Charles Dickens did his first public reading of "A Christmas Carol" at the Birmingham Town Hall in England on December 27, 1853.
Why did the ghost point to the covered head of the dead man in the Christmas carol?
how about you read the book
What does seeing people enjoying Christmas teach scrooge in a Christmas carol?
it teaches scrooge hoe much he misses christmas with his family
Can we get somebody's essay on A Christmas Carol?
It would be more acceptable to read the story and compile your own essay
What do you call 2 people sharing ownership of a business?
partners.... I think that's what I read in a Christmas carol
Why do people still read the book A Christmas Carol?
People continue to read "A Christmas Carol" because it is a timeless story with themes of redemption, kindness, and the spirit of Christmas. It is a classic holiday tale that resonates with readers of all ages due to its powerful message and heartwarming storyline.
Who read Charles Dickens Christmas Carol?
a lot of people including bin laden gandhi lady godiva hitler
What is the conflict of Christmas carol?
That's a beautiful book by Charles Dickens. My best advice ever: Read it yourself. After you have read it, come back with new questions and we can share our views.
