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A christmas carol / Charles Dickens, Gill Travner ; resimleyen : Karen Donnelly.

Yazar: Katkıda bulunan(lar):Materyal türü: MetinMetinDil: İngilizce Seri kaydı: Kaknüs Publications ; 688 | Young Kaknus Series ; 13Yayın ayrıntıları:İstanbul Kaknüs Yayınları 2017 Baskı: 1. BaskıTanım: 64 sayfa : resim ; 19 cmISBN:
  • 9789752564695
Konu(lar): DDC sınıflandırma:
  • 808.0427 DIC.C 2017
  • 372.6 DIC.C 2017
  • 428.6 DIC.C 2017
Genel Not:
“The ghosts make the story very exciting, and the pictures are absolutely brilliant.” Reem, 11 ‘Bah, humbug! Fools wishing me a Merry Christmas should be forced to sit on cushions stuffed with holly leaves or boiled with their own Christmas puddings.’ Miserable old miser Ebenezer Scrooge hates Christmas. Can somebody so selfish, so harsh and so horribly lonely ever change his ways? In one terrifying night, poor Scrooge is haunted by four ghosts. Why do they show him visions of his past? Why do they show him other people enjoying Christmas? Why do they show him the deaths of a young boy and of a miserable old miser? Weep and laugh as you read this much-loved Christmas story. Will Scrooge always think that Christmas is ‘Humbug’, or will he learn to shout ‘Merry Christmas, one and all’?
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Kitap Kitap Türkiye Maarif Vakfı Eğitim İhtisas Kütüphanesi Genel Koleksiyon 808.0427 DIC.C (Rafa gözat(Aşağıda açılır)) Kullanılabilir 0004222
Türkiye Maarif Vakfı Eğitim İhtisas Kütüphanesi raflarına göz atılıyor, Raftaki konumu: Genel Koleksiyon Raf tarayıcısını kapatın(Raf tarayıcısını kapatır)
808.0427 BRO.J Jane Eyre / 808.0427 DEF.R Robinson Crusoe / 808.0427 DEF.R Robinson Crusoe / 808.0427 DIC.C A christmas carol / 808.0427 DIC.C Bir noel şarkısı / 808.0427 DIC.D David Copperfield / 808.0427 DIC.D David Copperfield /

“The ghosts make the story very exciting, and the pictures are absolutely brilliant.” Reem, 11

‘Bah, humbug! Fools wishing me a Merry Christmas should be forced to sit on cushions stuffed with holly leaves or boiled with their own Christmas puddings.’

Miserable old miser Ebenezer Scrooge hates Christmas. Can somebody so selfish, so harsh and so horribly lonely ever change his ways?

In one terrifying night, poor Scrooge is haunted by four ghosts. Why do they show him visions of his past? Why do they show him other people enjoying Christmas? Why do they show him the deaths of a young boy and of a miserable old miser?

Weep and laugh as you read this much-loved Christmas story. Will Scrooge always think that Christmas is ‘Humbug’, or will he learn to shout ‘Merry Christmas, one and all’?