(AP) — For decades, the Sears Wish Book was holiday treat, scrupulously studied, dog-eared and circled by generations of children hoping for the best on Christmas morning. Now, 14 years after Sears shelved the catalog, the retailer is reviving the holiday tradition as it struggles to attract …

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