¿Y si Ebenezer Scrooge hubiera reconsiderado sus ideas sobre la navidad y finalmente eligiese no cambiar? Reto Especial por Navidad y Año Nuevo del foro Café SPH.

A delightful story about the love shared between an accountant and his assistant.

something I wanted to try. A sort of sequel to one of my favorite stories through the eyes of the oldest Cratchit daughter. Can Scrooge stay on the right path? This is a mixture of the Kelsey Grammer Scrooge, Albert Finny and the book

He could almost hear the voice begging him to go after her. Belle was leaving and he didn't even know if she was right. Should he let her go or try to fight for her? The voice kept telling him he would regret it forever if he watched her go and suddenly he was on his feet.

Jack finds a magical ring that lets him have twelve wishes. How will he use it? This is a story I had decided to write to try and give my own reason for why the Twelve Days of Christmas song was written.

My version of the epilogue of A Christmas Carol. One-shot Disclaimer: I don't own the characters or the story "A Christmas Carol". Charles Dickens does.

Aggie Brown was perhaps the most selfish person in Salless, Ohio. After an argument with her friend, Melissa, things change. More like three certain ghosts giver her a visit.

Scrooge is reformed but evil still remains in the town.

This is a school project. Scrooge and his Fred's child spend Christmas eve doing charitable work, review even for what you think are stupid grammar stuff, please, help, now

Six years after Scrooge's dramatic turnaround, he feels his life ebbing on Christmas Eve. He wants to have a final word with the three people closest to him. Later, they read his final testament and are astonished by the story it contains.

Might have turned to happiness.

A poem I wrote for the Christmas season, inspired by one of the most famous works of Mr. Charles Dickens, namely "A Christmas Carol". What can I say? I've always felt bad for Marley. Free verse. Short. Happy Holidays.

An epilogue for my favorite story/book/play/movie...

The ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future are...hot?

Belle cannot get into heaven unless Scrooge reforms. ((Emily is Belle in this story))

a series of one shots that lead to how Scrooge got to the final point he was at

A series of vignettes set after Ebenezer Scrooge's death, chronicling the further adventures of Ebenezer, his soulmate Jacob Marley, and many others whom their lives—and afterlives—have touched.

its basically Christmas in Percy and Annabeth's perspective

Happy Holidays from TheIbis2010! This is a little poem set in Scrooge's London, and how merry everyone is making at this most wonderful time of the year.

Bessie Trout awakens on Christmas Day in 1940 and only wants her father to return from World War.

Fan's widower begins the tradition of taking his son to invite Scrooge for Christmas dinner.

I will read and return all reviews, thanks. Christmas 1855 promises no cheer for Walsh and Finnan. Living by their wits has left them hungry, cold, penniless and living in a freezing attic. With no prospects they are not enjoying the festive season. However, Walsh has come up with a cunning idea that may solve all their problems. Will they learn the true meaning of Christmas?

This is a short story about Scrooge's view of Christmas as a leftover bystander whilst he watches the other kids in his school go home to warm hugs and presents. Whilst in his thoughts he thinks about his little sister Fan and is reminded how she made any day 'merry and bright' ...

Scrooge sees the past, present and future through the eyes of other people. Will he learn the values he needs to learn. 3 shot

A 21st century female finds herself in the year 1843, in London England. Mr. Scrooge befriends her and love grows, but when he finds out who she really is will he turn his back on her? Or seize the opportunity to love someone rather than to let them slip through his fingers. rated K plus to play it safe.