The Birds' Christmas Carol (eBook)

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2022
80 Seiten
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859-654740006-6 (EAN)

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The Birds' Christmas Carol - Kate Douglas Wiggin
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In 'The Birds' Christmas Carol' by Kate Douglas Wiggin, readers are transported into a heartwarming tale of joy, love, and the true spirit of Christmas. Written in a sentimental and descriptive style, the book beautifully captures the essence of holiday cheer and the importance of generosity and kindness. Set in the late 19th century, Wiggin's work reflects the sentimental literary tradition of the time, making it a perfect read for fans of Victorian literature and holiday stories. The narrative is filled with vivid imagery and emotional depth, making it a timeless classic that continues to resonate with readers of all ages. Kate Douglas Wiggin, a prominent educator and author, drew inspiration from her own experiences working with children to write 'The Birds' Christmas Carol'. Her passion for children's literature and the desire to create heartwarming stories led her to craft this touching tale that celebrates the magic of the holiday season and the power of love and compassion. Wiggin's commitment to instilling moral values and spreading cheer through her writing shines through in this enchanting novella. I highly recommend 'The Birds' Christmas Carol' to readers looking for a charming and uplifting story that captures the true spirit of Christmas. Wiggin's ability to create endearing characters and evoke strong emotions makes this novella a delightful read for anyone wanting to experience the magic of the holiday season through the eyes of the memorable characters in this heartwarming tale.

Kate Douglas Wiggin (1856-1923) was an American educator and author of children's stories, best known for her classic children's novel 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.' Born in Philadelphia and raised in Maine, Wiggin devoted much of her life to the welfare of children. She pioneered in the field of children's education, founding the first free kindergarten on the West Coast in San Francisco in 1878 (Clark, 2003). Apart from her contributions to education, Wiggin left an indelible mark on American literature. Her literary style often reflects her educational principles, embedding moral lessons within captivating narratives. Among her many works, 'The Birds' Christmas Carol' (1887) is particularly noted for its heartwarming story and its blend of humor and pathos, which exemplifies Wiggin's skill in writing for children. The novel tells the story of a young girl, Carol Bird, who, despite her illness, brings joy to others, demonstrating Wiggin's belief in the positive impact of generosity and kindness (Wiggin, 1887). The book's enduring popularity attests to Wiggin's literary talent and her keen understanding of childhood. Her stories frequently convey her empathy for children's experiences and her wish to nurture their personal growth through literature. Wiggin's legacy continues to be felt in both the educational reforms she championed and the delight her timeless stories provide to readers.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 13.11.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Märchen / Sagen
Kinder- / Jugendbuch Vorlesebücher / Märchen
Schlagworte 19th-century children's fiction • 19th century Christmas • American classic holiday tales • American Literature • Anne of Green Gables • antique holiday literature • character-driven narrative • Charlotte's Web • Christmas family narratives • Christmas spirit in literature • Classic children's tale • Dickens • Empathetic character development • Fiction • FROZEN • Generosity and love • Harry Potter • Historical backdrop • Jane Austen • juvenile festive novels • Kate Douglas Wiggin literature • Little Women • Mark Twain • Matilda • Old-fashioned Christmas storytelling • Progressive educational themes • Social disparities narrative • Societal awareness • The Birds' Christmas institutional work • The Secret Garden • Victorian Christmas stories • Wit and tenderness • Women authors
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