The Christmas Dinner

First published in 1820 in Irving's masterpiece, 'The Sketch Book', 'The Christmas Dinner' is a charming tale by the great American writer behind such timeless classics as 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' and 'Rip Van Winkle'. Painting the scene of a Christmas dinner spent at the table of Bracebridge Hall, a countryside manor, the merry songs and stories of the dinner table echo with jollity of Christmases long past. A small percentage of this title goes to Three Peas, a small charity supporting people who have had to flee war or persecution and who are seeking refuge or asylum in Europe.