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Panchito Compare And Contrast

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Both "Christmas Surprise" and Panchito's Christmas share some attributes about their Christmas mornings. A common characteristic between the two events is the fact that the parents gave the children what they could. In "Christmas Surprise" the parents could afford a trip to Disney World. So those parents could provide their children with such an experience. While in Panchito's Christmas the parents where really poor and gave their children what they could, which was candy. While both of these stories share similarities they also bare differences. A key distinction between "Christmas Surprise" and Panchito's Christmas is how they reacted to the present they received. In Panchito's Christmas Panchito had really wanted a ball, but once

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