In 1994, Richard Paul Evans wrote a "Christmas Gift Box" for his children. Evans distributed some copies of these stories to his friends who encouraged him to post. At the time of publication, this small book became the first seller on the New York Times list as a hardcover and peace-installed version. This is the first book to achieve this distinction.
The "Christmas Gift Box" is a short story about the author's family of three and an elderly woman who provides some family families with family help. Family and women have become good friends.
Father found an elegant antique box in the attic. He thinks it's a Christmas box, a box designed to accommodate the important Christmas treasures the owner wants to keep. He noticed that there were some personal letters in the box, but they tried not to invade the privacy of the box.
The main action of this story takes place during the Christmas season. The lady challenged her father to let him know about the first and most important gift of Christmas. The father had some thoughts on how to answer this question, but he realized that his thoughts were weak and he seemed to lack something important.
At the end of the story, the father discovered the meaning of the contents of the Christmas gift box in the attic, and the woman taught him the lesson about the first gift of Christmas. In my opinion, these revelations are the most fascinating part of the story. They focus on a number of important courses that require regular learning and re-learning in our lives. I am very happy to have the opportunity to relearn them.
Another aspect of the story of my imagination involves the description and meaning of the angel statue. I will always remember that this is a very touching story. I have learned that replicas of angel statues in the "Christmas Box" have been placed in 25 cities across the country, and there are more plans.
Obviously, the "Christmas Box" is a story that touches the lives of many people.
Richard Paul Evans's "Christmas Gift Box" was published by Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0-684-81499-4.
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