• Paperback
• Condition: Very Good (dent on spine and some sun damage)
• 298 pages
• Fiction: Classic
  
• Part of the Cold Comfort Farm series

Christmas at Cold Comfort Farm begins with festive uproar at the farm. Adam Lambsbreath hands out unpleasant gifts; Grandmother Doom presciently comments on the turkey, 'would it were a vulture, 'twere more fitting'; and the Starkadders are half-crazed as they search for the symbols of ill-luck within the Christmas pudding. Reuben finds the bad sixpence (which means he will lose all his money during the year) but which poor soul will get the coffin-nail?

First published in 1940, this charming collection of stories brims with Stella Gibbons' spry humour.