Betty'S Virginia Christmas - Elliot Seawell, Molly
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A gentle beacon in a vanished season, Betty's Virginia Christmas invites you to step into a late nineteenth¿century Virginia home where hearth, duty, and family bind the hours of winter. This enduring seasonal tale blends historical fiction and regional American literature with the quiet moral uplift that readers of Edith Wharton unlikely to resist will recognise. Across vivid scenes of Virginia family life and ceremonial Christmas rituals, Seawell's narratives of neighbourly care, quiet resilience, and intimate refusals of despair offer both warmth and reflective depth. It speaks to classic…mehr

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A gentle beacon in a vanished season, Betty's Virginia Christmas invites you to step into a late nineteenth¿century Virginia home where hearth, duty, and family bind the hours of winter. This enduring seasonal tale blends historical fiction and regional American literature with the quiet moral uplift that readers of Edith Wharton unlikely to resist will recognise. Across vivid scenes of Virginia family life and ceremonial Christmas rituals, Seawell's narratives of neighbourly care, quiet resilience, and intimate refusals of despair offer both warmth and reflective depth. It speaks to classic literature lovers and historical fiction readers alike, offering a window onto the social texture of the era and the enduring human concerns at its core. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions. Restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. Betty's Virginia Christmas stands as a touchstone for late nineteenth Virginia, a work that anchors American holiday fiction in a tradition of thoughtful storytelling. Its appeal extends to readers drawn to virginia nineteenth century settings and to those who cherish the nuanced sensibilities of Victorian era fiction, where virtue, memory, and community illuminate the season. A measured, heartfelt invitation to revisit a cherished classic that endures beyond trends.