Thirteen years ago, the Spirits of Christmas visited Ebeneezer Scrooge to turn his life around. Now, it’s Bob Cratchitt’s turn. This was certainly an interesting continuation of A Christmas Carol; I don’t think anyone at the end of the first book would expect Bob Cratchitt of forgetting Christmas, but here he certainly has. No one in the Cratchitts are really happy, in fact, and it all comes back to Bob and his social climbing which this author compares to Scrooge, a man who became so […]
Maybe Scrooge shouldn’t have offered that Smoking Bishop. Bob Cratchitt might have been better off.
Cratchitt: "A Christmas Carol" Continues by R.M. Bouknight



