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Especially at Christmas

Celestine Sibley

4.6/5 ( ratings)

The theme of this book is that things aren't important but people are. During her many years as a newspaper writer, Celestine Sibley has made people her main concern, some disputable, some distinguished, some outrageous, but all inspiring; and at Christmas time she remembers them and the gifts they gave her. The gifts, in fact, are the people themselves and this is really the true meaning and spirit of Christmas.

Language: English

Pages: 69

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Doubleday & Company, Inc.

Release: May 07, 1969

ISBN: 0931948827

Especially at Christmas

Celestine Sibley

4.6/5 ( ratings)

The theme of this book is that things aren't important but people are. During her many years as a newspaper writer, Celestine Sibley has made people her main concern, some disputable, some distinguished, some outrageous, but all inspiring; and at Christmas time she remembers them and the gifts they gave her. The gifts, in fact, are the people themselves and this is really the true meaning and spirit of Christmas.

Language: English

Pages: 69

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Doubleday & Company, Inc.

Release: May 07, 1969

ISBN: 0931948827

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