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Nov 4, 2005
Greetings:
I teach 8th grade and need to think of a good novel to
substitute for one of my students. The class will be
reading A Christmas Carol but I need to have an
alternative. This student is a Jehovah Witness so I would
like to avoid any holiday book. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Could you use another Dickens novel instead? When we taught A
Christmas Carol, we spent a long time on Victorian times,
Dickens's life, etc. Another Dickens novel would still allow
those topics to be covered.