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Synopsis

Step into a world of snowy landscapes, warm hearths, and heartfelt holiday magic with this enchanting collection of Christmas stories from Lucy Maud Montgomery, the beloved author of Anne of Green Gables. 
A Victorian Christmas With Lucy Maud Montgomery brings together Montgomery's most treasured yuletide tales, capturing the spirit of Christmas in turn-of-the-century Canada with her signature charm, gentle humor, and deep understanding of human nature. From tales of unexpected reunion and redemption to stories of love found and family bonds strengthened, each narrative sparkles with the warmth and wonder that made Montgomery one of the most cherished storytellers of her generation. 
In "The Osborne's Christmas," listeners will discover a poignant tale of reconciliation and the healing power of the holiday season, while "Ted's Folly" delivers a delightful story of youthful misadventure and Christmas surprises. Each story in this collection showcases Montgomery's gift for creating vivid characters, evocative settings, and moments of genuine emotional resonance. 
Perfect for cozy winter evenings by the fire, family listening during the holiday season, or anyone seeking the comfort of classic Christmas literature, this collection offers a nostalgic journey to simpler times when sleigh bells rang through snowy villages and the Christmas spirit brought communities together. 
Whether you're a longtime fan of Montgomery's work or discovering her timeless stories for the first time, A Victorian Christmas With Lucy Maud Montgomery promises to become a cherished part of your holiday traditions for years to come. 
Ideal for listeners who enjoy: Classic Christmas literature, Victorian-era historical fiction, heartwarming family stories, Canadian literature, and the timeless works of Louisa May Alcott, Beatrix Potter, and other beloved authors of the period.

Durée: environ une heure (00:53:18)
Date de publication: 14/09/2025; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —

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