The Goblins' Christmas

By Elizabeth Anderson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

When rowdy goblins try to prank a powerful magician during their Christmas celebration, they find themselves magically transformed into toys, spreading cheer in an unexpected way.

Genres

Christmas Children & Young Adult Reading Literature Poetry

Released

2007-06-09

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Summary

"The Goblins' Christmas" by Elizabeth Anderson is a delightful story from the early 1900s about some goblins during a Christmas celebration in their town, where they come across Kris Kringle, who has magical powers. It is a fun tale that examines the meaning of Christmas joy where the creatures' world intersects with the human one by folklore. The story is set in Goblin-town, where, one Christmas, some goblins try to play tricks, but Kris Kringle turns the tables on them with his magic, transforming them into toys. This means their happiness can be shared as gifts for kids. The adventure, combined with illustrations, takes young readers into a festive world filled with laughter and holiday mischief.