A novella extolling the virtues of home, hearth and married life. While I did not find it as interesting/compelling as A Christmas Carol, it did have its moments. The melodrama was a bit hard to take at times but I got through it. 
 Jim Dale is amazing - and it was nice to get an idea of his narration before plunging into the Harry Potter books, which will likely happen later in 2016. 
 My one issue though is that the Audible audiobook is listed as being unabridged, but the very last paragraph is missing, which would put a whole different spin on things. I'm not sure if it was forgotten, cut, or not in the edition used for the recording.