Answer: Charles Dickens
Answer: Ebenezer
Answer: Jacob Marley
Answer: Four
Answer: God bless us, every one!
Answer: 1843
Answer: Dr. Seuss
Answer: Clement Clarke Moore
Answer: A Visit from St. Nicholas
Answer: E.T.A. Hoffmann
Answer: The Gift of the Magi
Answer: Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents
Answer: Bob Cratchit
Answer: The Chronicles of Narnia
Answer: Fred
Answer: A prize turkey
Answer: The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
Answer: Bah! Humbug!
Answer: Chains made of cash-boxes, keys and ledgers
Answer: Mr. Fezziwig
Answer: Belle
Answer: Ignorance and Want
Answer: Chris Van Allsburg
Answer: Hans Christian Andersen
Answer: The Snow Queen
Answer: Dylan Thomas
Answer: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Answer: J.R.R. Tolkien
Answer: Roast beast (and Who-pudding)
Answer: Three
Answer: A Weasley jumper (sweater)
Answer: His father's Invisibility Cloak
Answer: Barbara Robinson
Answer: A Christmas Carol in Prose, Being a Ghost Story of Christmas
Answer: Sugar plums
Answer: Tiny Tim
Answer: O. Henry
Answer: Her hair
Answer: Marley was dead: to begin with.
Answer: A humbug
Answer: A counting-house (moneylending)
Answer: Mrs. Cratchit (Emily in some adaptations)
Answer: Unspecified — he was lame and sickly
Answer: Generous and kind ('a second father' to Tiny Tim)
Answer: A child-like old man with a light from its head
Answer: Its cap (extinguisher-cap)
Answer: A boarding school where he was left alone
Answer: Fan (Fred's mother)
Answer: A jolly green-robed giant
Answer: More than 1,800
Answer: Points silently
Answer: His bed curtains and belongings
Answer: What's today?
Answer: Christmas Day
Answer: The Chimes
Answer: Poverty and social injustice
Answer: About six weeks
Answer: Chapman & Hall
Answer: The Troy Sentinel (1823)
Answer: Fur, from his head to his foot
Answer: Like a bowlful of jelly
Answer: A pipe
Answer: The chimney, with care
Answer: A kerchief (mamma) and cap (narrator)
Answer: Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night!
Answer: The Grinch
Answer: No more than two
Answer: 1957
Answer: Presents, food, trees and decorations
Answer: His heart was two sizes too small
Answer: Raymond Briggs
Answer: Raymond Briggs
Answer: Janet and Allan Ahlberg
Answer: The Fir-Tree
Answer: Visions of warmth, food, a tree and her grandmother
Answer: A shard of the troll mirror
Answer: Frozen
Answer: Alexandre Dumas
Answer: Marie (Clara in the ballet)
Answer: Always winter, never Christmas
Answer: A healing cordial and a dagger
Answer: A bow, arrows and a horn
Answer: A sword and a shield
Answer: Turkish Delight
Answer: J.K. Rowling
Answer: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Answer: Parvati Patil
Answer: A maroon jumper
Answer: Their breakfast, to the Hummels
Answer: John Grisham
Answer: Terry Pratchett
Answer: The Hogfather
Answer: Chris Van Allsburg
Answer: I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
Answer: Thomas Hardy
Answer: T.S. Eliot
Answer: Hercule Poirot's Christmas
Answer: The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
Answer: A Christmas goose
Answer: Mike Reiss
Answer: Vivian Walsh
Answer: The Elf on the Shelf: A Christmas Tradition