The narrator of a Christmas story is typically an omniscient third-person narrator who serves as a detached observer and commentator on the events of the story. The narrator's voice is often soothing and warm, creating a sense of comfort and security for the reader. The narrator may also offer insights into the thoughts and emotions of the characters, providing additional context and meaning to the story. The narrator may also serve as a storyteller, guiding the reader through the narrative with a clear and concise structure.