This book talks about Christmas, and the deep underlying problems behind it.
Through the way it is written, the author manages to both engage anyone who may be interested, snowflake or non snowflake, and provides good alternatives to issues such as cutting down a tree every year, and instead drawing a picture of one, as to reduce your damaging effect on the environment.
The light humour of the book manages to merge the historical events and make them readable, and educate many about why it was okay then, and the problems some may have with it now. The witty sarcasm after every section as the writer seemingly mocks the festive season, wraps it up perfectly and the jokes in the cracker section managed to combine real life problems and humour perfectly.
This book would be perfect for literally anyone at Christmas, and if given it myself i would read happily.
Through the way it is written, the author manages to both engage anyone who may be interested, snowflake or non snowflake, and provides good alternatives to issues such as cutting down a tree every year, and instead drawing a picture of one, as to reduce your damaging effect on the environment.
The light humour of the book manages to merge the historical events and make them readable, and educate many about why it was okay then, and the problems some may have with it now. The witty sarcasm after every section as the writer seemingly mocks the festive season, wraps it up perfectly and the jokes in the cracker section managed to combine real life problems and humour perfectly.
This book would be perfect for literally anyone at Christmas, and if given it myself i would read happily.