An American Carol
by Chadwick Bicknell
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Pub Date Dec 06 2022 | Archive Date Dec 22 2022
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Description
A classic tale with a modern twist!
Alex Le Dumas is a progressive planning protests on the 4th of July to protest what he views as fake freedom. The night of the s=2nd he is visited by the ghost of his best friend who warns him of 3 ghosts who will visit him, each one worse than the last. One by one he is cisited by the Ghost of America's Past, George Washington, the Ghost of America's Present, Marilyn Monroe and the most dreaded, Ghost of America's Future. Alex will be faced with each and every choice he has ever made. Will he remain steadfast or change his way to be forever altered?
* please note this is a short 50 page read.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781955937566 |
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Featured Reviews
Kathryn M, Reviewer
this was a really well done short read, I enjoyed that this was a modern retelling of a Christmas carol. It was great to have Washington and Marilyn Monroe be the ghosts. I had enjoyed what was going on and it worked as a retelling. Chadwick Bicknell does a great job in writing the story and I'm glad I was able to read this.
The donors backed out; we don’t have enough beds. The donors said they don’t like that you support Jason Blackwood.” Jason Blackwood. I dislike everything about him and his politics, but it seems heartless to not donate beds for homeless people because of the owner’s politics. As long as people in need are being helped, does it matter what they believe? Oh God … Jack said stuff like that to me before we broke up."
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