Old Dingledorf Square and Other Christmas Tales

Christian in tone, relaying good morals and virtues, and told in delightful verse and meter, these old-fashioned Christmas poems will be enjoyed by the whole family!"e;Old Dingledorf Square"e; is a Christmas allegory set in Victorian times that has enormous relevance to today's modern audience. What happens to this little town, famed around the world for their handmade Christmas bells, when a deafening silence overtakes the Christmas joy? Why have the residents lost their religious faith? Come and see how Terwilliger Mugs, a beggar seeking a hot meal and respite from the bitterly cold night, teaches the townsfolk the true meaning of Christmas."e;Cruthers Smuthers and the Green Ghost of Christmas"e; studies the materialistic theme with a young tyke who becomes the consummate brat through his greedy consumption of Christmas-until he meets a green ghost that scares him to his wit's end!"e;The Light of the Beggar"e; focuses on two urban beggars who view their lack of wealth differently-one with derision, the other, with Christlike optimism.These allegorical and spiritual poems will captivate the mind through sonorous and memorable rhyme set to match the music of Christmas.