The Days After Christmas
The Days After Christmas by John Nieman is a fictional work published by Xlibris Corporation LLC on November 10, 2017. This 114-page book explores the journey of Lindsay Brinkley, who has grown to dread the holiday season. Motivated by her experiences and inspired by department store Santas, she embarks on a mission to prolong the Christmas spirit through anonymous gift-giving, only to find herself in the spotlight as the media seeks to uncover her identity.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of generosity and the essence of Christmas. As Lindsay navigates the challenges of her secretive endeavor, she encounters the modern-day Santa, which leads her to rediscover the true meaning of the holiday. This edition, written in English, presents a thoughtful exploration of the complexities surrounding Christmas and the joy of giving, making it a reflective read for those interested in the holiday season.
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Lindsay Brinkley had begun to dread Christmas. As she liked to tell her out-of-town kids, “It’s all months of commercial preparation, and then poof! It’s over in one day.” Inspired by some TV interviews with department store Santas who share that sentiment, she decides to extend the season with weeks of anonymously delivered gifts. Trouble is, the news media becomes obsessed with Santa’s secret helper and wants to unmask her. Along her journey, she does rediscover the true spirit of Christmas, especially when she meets the modern-day Santa.
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