2. Every Christmas Day in the English
Lake District appeared two skulls of
men who had been murdered.
Another story that people tell is
that of a ghost appearing in a
famous restaurant just before
Christmas. It's a female ghost
who traditionally scares
costumes.
In one of the historic homes of the British Royal Family
in Norfolk every Christmas Eve, a ghost would
appeared in the servant's rooms on the second floor
and would throw Christmas cards into the air and
would pull sheets from the bed.

6. Monmouth Street.
Victorian Dickens describes it in
London was Skecthes by Boz and Old
very busy, Joe has his shop there
crowded, and in A Christmas Carol.
noisy.
During the
1840s London
quickly
Children aged only
nine worked in became a
very big city.
factories for many
hours a day.

8. Scrooge was an unfriendly
and stingy man that only
thought on himself and on
his money. A Christmas
night, three ghosts
appeared in his home.
A Christmas
Carol was
written in
London in
1843 by
Charles
Dickens. The
novel was
published in
deliveries in a
magazine.

9. He’s lowly,
poor and
he's always
faithful to
Scrooge.
He’s very selfish and very bad to the
people around him.

10. He shows
Scrooge how
he used to be
in the past.
He loves Christmas.
He shows Scrooge
how mean he is in
the present.

11. He shows Scrooge
how he might be in
the future if he
doesn't change.

12. The best thing of the story
was the change between
Scrooge when the story
started and when it ended.
It teaches us
another way to see
life happier and
more generous.
Our favourite
character was
Bob Cratchit he
was happy with
his family even
without money.
It´s a beautiful story and it shows you how
you could live more generous and that
money isn´t important.

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