In the story The Best Christmas Present in the World , what was the "best present" for the narrator?

Correct option is C

Solution- The Correct Answer: C.  The heartfelt letter from Connie to Jim
> The narrator bought an antique roll-top desk and discovered an old letter inside a secret drawer.
> The letter was written by Jim, a soldier, to his wife Connie, during World War I (Christmas, 1914).
> The letter was full of love and hope, capturing a historic moment of peace and humanity amidst war.
> For the narrator, finding this letter was more valuable than any material gift—it was truly “the best Christmas present in the world.”
Information Booster-
Author: Michael Morpurgo.
Theme: Love, hope, and the power of human connection even in times of war.
Historic Reference: The Christmas Truce of 1914 during World War I, when German and British soldiers celebrated together.
Moral: True gifts are not material things but those that carry love, memory, and emotional value.
Additional Information-
Christmas Truce (1914): A real historical event where soldiers from both sides left their trenches, sang carols, exchanged gifts, and played football.
Symbolism of the Letter: The letter symbolises love, peace, and hope that outlast war and destruction.​