The Miracle on Ebenezer Street

Informationen zum Autor CATHERINE DOYLE grew up in the West of Ireland. She has a BA in Psychology and an MA in Publishing. She is an award-winning and best-selling author of books for children and young adults. Her middle-grade Storm Keeper trilogy is set on the magical island of Arranmore, where her grandparents grew up. Catherine lives in Galway by the sea. Klappentext An enchanting and exciting tale of Christmas magic from multi-award-winning and bestselling writer Catherine Doyle. 'Fizzes with magic and joy . . . A wintry wonder of a book' Abi Elphinstone A stunning modern reimagining of Charles Dickens' beloved classic, A Christmas Carol. Three long years had passed since George's father first cancelled Christmas. Then George stumbles across Marley's Curiosity Shop, where he finds a mysterious snow globe. That night, George and his Scrooge of a father are swept on a magical adventure to three Christmases - past, present and future. With help from an enthusiastic elf and a rather grumpy reindeer, can George find a way to bring the joy of Christmas home once again? 'Simply spellbinding' iNews 'Vividly exciting and poignant . . . Destined to become a Christmas classic' Louise O'Neill. Zusammenfassung 'An absolute Christmas cracker!' Ross Montgomery When George stumbles across Marley's Curiosity Shop, he finds a mysterious and magical snow globe. George and his Scrooge of a dad are soon swept on an incredible adventure to Christmases past, present and future. With help from an enthusiastic elf, a rather grumpy purple reindeer and a very mischievous Nan, can George find a way to bring the joy of Christmas home once again? A fabulously festive story about Christmas, family, and magic! An enchanting tale of Christmas magic from multi-award-winning and bestselling writer Catherine Doyle. A treat for the whole family, perfect for fans of The Christmasaurus and A Boy Called Christmas. 'Fizzes with festive fun!' Abi Elphinstone 'Vividly exciting . . . Destined to become a Christmas classic' Louise O'Neill ...

Autorentext
CATHERINE DOYLE grew up in the West of Ireland. She has a BA in Psychology and an MA in Publishing. She is an award-winning and best-selling author of books for children and young adults. Her middle-grade Storm Keeper trilogy is set on the magical island of Arranmore, where her grandparents grew up. Catherine lives in Galway by the sea.

Klappentext

An enchanting and exciting tale of Christmas magic from multi-award-winning and bestselling writer Catherine Doyle. 'Fizzes with magic and joy . . . A wintry wonder of a book' Abi Elphinstone A stunning modern reimagining of Charles Dickens' beloved classic, A Christmas Carol. Three long years had passed since George's father first cancelled Christmas. Then George stumbles across Marley's Curiosity Shop, where he finds a mysterious snow globe. That night, George and his Scrooge of a father are swept on a magical adventure to three Christmases - past, present and future. With help from an enthusiastic elf and a rather grumpy reindeer, can George find a way to bring the joy of Christmas home once again? 'Simply spellbinding' iNews 'Vividly exciting and poignant . . . Destined to become a Christmas classic' Louise O'Neill.

Zusammenfassung

'An absolute Christmas cracker!' Ross Montgomery

When George stumbles across Marley's Curiosity Shop, he finds a mysterious and magical snow globe.

George and his Scrooge of a dad are soon swept on an incredible adventure to Christmases past, present and future. With help from an enthusiastic elf, a rather grumpy purple reindeer and a very mischievous Nan, can George find a way to bring the joy of Christmas home once again?

A fabulously festive story about Christmas, family, and magic!

An enchanting tale of Christmas magic from multi-award-winning and bestselling writer Catherine Doyle. A treat for the whole family, perfect for fans of The Christmasaurus and A Boy Called Christmas.

'Fizzes with festive fun!' Abi Elphinstone

'Vividly exciting . . . Destined to become a Christmas classic' Louise O'Neill