Good Christmas reads
By Tribune-Review
Published: Sunday, January 6, 2013, 9:03 p.m.
Updated: Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Good Christmas reads
This is a word of greeting for The Review section of Dec. 23.
To Colin McNickle for his column “‘The White Cat of Christmas': A not-quite Dickens of a carol”: Nice. Maybe it's an angel. Don't tell
To Alan Wallace for his A Page of Books column “Insights from Christmas present(s)”: Truth. After all the discussion about how you read a book, all a reader wants is to receive a book or two that will take the chill out of winter and, just as importantly, to gift a few books that are enjoyed and cherished by the recipients.
To Gina Barreca for her column “Five people to cross off your Christmas list”: You write nicely; this is an enjoyable read. It wasn't until after I finished it that I realized that you defined what Christmas is all about with the wrong “J” word. It's not about “joy;” it's about Jesus. Sorry.
To all, thank you for your Christmas essays.
Dave Reale
Carnegie
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