The Christmas Angel
1910
The Christmas Angel is a children's story by Abbie Farwell Brown, first published in 1910. It follows Miss Angelina Terry, a lonely woman who believes Christmas is a time for wastefulness until she encounters her childhood toys, including a pink papier-mâché angel. As she discards the toys on Christmas Eve, she witnesses the impact of her actions on others, leading to a transformation in her character and a reunion with her estranged brother. The story emphasizes themes of generosity, connection, and the true spirit of Christmas.
