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Oliver Twist (Oxford World's Classics) from Oxford University Press, USA Price: $3.64 Customer Review:  Oliver Twist is the best novel by Dickens.Out of all the very enjoyable books by Dickens, I think Oliver Twist just has that certain wow factor that keeps the reader hooked from page one.This novel, along with The Christmas Carol, are great read alouds that both adults and children can enjoy.I've... |
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| 2. | [no image] | A Christmas Carol from Public Domain Books Customer Review: I have always loved this story and enjoy the old english language which some reviewers did not like. However, almost everyone is familiar with the story and should be able to follow it. |
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Great Expectations from Public Domain Books Customer Review:  Anyone who loves the english langauge language will enjoy this book. Dickens is a master of description bringing to life the colorful characters. So, if you haven't read Dickens for years, pay him a visit . |
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A Tale of Two Cities (Penny Books) from Penny Books Customer Review:  Sure, the story has some twists at the end, but I find the language arcane as well as archaic. The story-telling is cumbersome and sometime confusing; there are large chunks of narratives about irrelevant details (such as the chapter "The lion and the jackal", it does little to advance the plot).... |
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Nicholas Nickleby from Public Domain Books Customer Review:  This is long. Anyone who completes it should get some kind of credit. Indeed Dickens creates these wonderful caricatures of the human soul in the different characters of the story. Each is like an individual portrait. But the portraits are part of a narrative. There is the battle between good and... |
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| 6. | [no image] | Bleak House from Public Domain Books Customer Review: What an unexpected pleasure. Simply delightful. The language itself is so intricate, ironic, and more than clever, he is intriguing. Yes, Dickens has an eye for description of character and location and this comes out to a certain extent in the adaptations; but what is so different here is his prose... |
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Great Expectations (Penguin Classics) from Penguin Classics Price: $4.33 Customer Review: All that can be expected from great English classic is here. This is arguably the best piece written by Dickens |
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Christmas Carol from Ambient Price: $10.19 Customer Review: "A Christmas Carol" is not just A Christmas story, but one of THE Christmas stories -- not only is it instantly recognizable by pretty much everybody, but it's relentlessly copied and spoofed in countless Christmas specials. But taken just by itself, Charles Dickens' yuletide novella is a pretty... |
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Great Expectations (The Classic Collection) from Brilliance Audio Price: $28.09 Customer Review: This was a Christmas gift for my oldest granddaughter. I was very pleased with the item and the shipping. She was delighted to receive the book. I will shop first at Amazon for everything I am wanting to purchase. |
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The Complete Charles Dickens Collection (51 books) Customer Review:  There's no index or table of contents for the books in this collection, and the books appear in alphabetical order according to title, so if you want to read Dickens in chronological order or you're most interested in reading Bleak House or Great Expectations, but you don't really care about some of... |
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Our Mutual Friend from Public Domain Books |
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| 12. | [no image] | The Old Curiosity Shop from Public Domain Books |
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| 13. | [no image] | The Pickwick Papers from Public Domain Books Customer Review: This edition (ASIN B002RKSXJQ) is poorly formatted. There is a wide left margin throughout, and the amusingly long chapter titles get progressively smaller every few lines. I was willing to put up with it until I came to the scene in the parlor at Manor Farm, which appears to be missing some... |
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The Mystery of Edwin Drood from Public Domain Books |
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A Tale of Two Cities from Pocket Customer Review: This is an amazing story, and Dickens is one of the great authors in history. However, the formatting of this eBook is such that it looks terrible on the iPhone. Lines of text are broken where they should not be, paragraphs look like dissociated collections of words with line breaks thrown... |
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Little Dorrit from Digireads.com Price: $14.38 Customer Review: Haven't read the book yet, but after watching this adaptations I will certainly do it. Great acting! The series is a little long but it is worthwile. |
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The Classic Mystery Collection (100+ books and stories) |
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Hard Times (Signet Classics) from Signet Classics Price: $2.14 Customer Review: I totally didn't get this book. Ordinarily I like Dickens but now I simply couldn't figure out what each event had to do with each other, nor did I understand the end. However the single segments, especially those with Louisa in them, were interesting. It is even funny reading the beginning of the... |
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Hunted Down from Kessinger Publishing, LLC Price: $22.43 Customer Review: Only mystery here is why the above title is Mysteries when there is only one short story included. Very poor come on for this title! |
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