Is there any Christmas story more classic than “Twas the Night Before Christmas?” Charles Dickens might make a case for “A Christmas Carol,” but that one’s pretty long. It’s not as great for reciting just before bed on a snowy Christmas Eve than “Twas.” That poem has been recited, retold, butchered, and parodied more than almost any other in history. How does a Christmas tale become a classic? How many times must it be published before it becomes part of the holiday canon? Is it required that the story get its own stop-motion animated Christmas special first?
A Christmas story doesn’t have to be published or televised to become a classic, of course. My family has a bunch of classic Christmas stories we tell every year, like the year my sister and I unwrapped the puppy or the Christmas Eve my dad started crying because he couldn’t put my first bicycle together. This year will definitely be a memorable Christmas for all of us here at Buyers HQ, because it’s our first holiday together as a company.
What’s your favorite holiday story?






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