![]() Nonetheless, I do believe the novel owes its success to the effectiveness of its simplicity. A modern audience might turn their noses up at the idea of being visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve. Some may say Dickens’s concepts are slightly outdated and too far beyond reality. ![]() what makes A Christmas Carol the unprecedented favourite it is? What place does the novel that we still study in school and which never fails to fill the Radio Times TV Guide in its film-remakes have more than 150 years later? Or perhaps it established its name through its revolutionary take on the class system of the Victorian era as one of the most notable criticisms on how the rich treat the poor. Perhaps the novel owes its fame to its festive theme, meaning that at at least one point every year, it will be relevant. From the original black-and-white films to the newer animated versions, everyone has hopped on the trend at one point, even the Muppets. Charles Dickens’s novel A Christmas Carol has had multiple renditions. It’s my favourite Christmas story and arguably the most famous. ![]()
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