This short but sweet poem takes listeners on a journey through different events of the first Christmas, reminding us that even in times of many unknowns, we can have true joy when we choose to find it.

The End of It: having survived the visits of all three spirits, Mr. Scrooge awakens to greet the day as a new man.

The Last Spirit: having already met with the ghost of Christmas past and present, Scrooge is greeted by the final spirit predicted by Jacob Marley — the ghost of Christmas future. What lessons do the shadows of the future hold?

The second of three spirits: thinking that the second spirit would come in the same way as the first, Scrooge readies himself for the next encounter, only to find that this jolly spirit - the Ghost of Christmas Present - is not at all what he expected!

The First of Three Spirits: Unable to sleep after his encounter with Marley’s ghost, Scrooge waits up to see if he will truly be visited by a spirit sent to help. He waits for the clock to strike one, when suddenly, his room fills with light. Join Scrooge and the Ghost of Christmas Past as they revisit moments in Scrooge’s life.

Marley’s Ghost: a miserable old man, bent on making and saving money, finds his solitary Christmas Eve interrupted by the ghost of his former business partner. Will he be able to accept the warning he’s given? Or is he already doomed to finish his days in his own misery?

Follow the story of a beloved Christmas present — a velveteen rabbit — as it discovers the wonders of nursery magic and how toys can become real.

Old Codger shares a story from his childhood — a story of how the hunt for the perfect Christmas tree turned into an unexpected rescue mission to save Mrs McClory from a renegade reindeer! Perhaps this story is too good to be true... let’s just be thankful it happened to him and not you.

Ever wonder what happens on the most magical night of the year? This classic story shares the first-hand account of one lucky person who just so happened to hear Saint Nick’s arrival one Christmas Eve.

When Little Wolf meets Foxy, he learns that sometimes those we meet experience and relate to the world in a different way than we are used to. The Pine Cone celebrates neurodiversity and highlights the power of friendship and diversity. This story can be found online at kelly-ann-charleson-expressions.square.site/books and $1 of every book sold is donated to QuickStart - Early Intervention for Autism.