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The Goblins' Christmas

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About This Book

The narrator recounts a visit to Fairy-land and a festive scene in Goblin-town where small, roguish sprites play pranks. On Christmas Eve a mysterious man in a sleigh interrupts their revels; when the goblins attempt to bind him he uses magic to still them and transforms many into toys. The tale follows the toys' packing into the sleigh and their delivery to children, including gifts left at an orphan's door and for the crippled, while moonbeams and a Fairy-Queen frame the story in lyrical verse and illustrations that mix mischief, wonder, and holiday generosity.

About the Author

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Elizabeth Anderson

Elizabeth Anderson is an author best known for her enchanting children's story, "The Goblins' Christmas." This delightful tale captures the spirit of the holiday season through the whimsical adventures of goblins, showcasing Anderson's ability to blend fantasy with festive themes. Her work contributes to the rich tradition of children's literature, inviting young readers into a world of imagination and wonder. While her literary output may be limited, the charm of her storytelling continues to resonate with audiences, making her a notable figure in the realm of holiday tales.

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