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| 1. |  | Oliver Twist (Collector's Library) from Collector's Library Price: $9.80 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] | Great Expectations from Public Domain Books Customer Review: What can I say, a classic, perhaps the 5th time I read it, love it |
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| 3. |  | A Christmas Carol from Public Domain Books Customer Review:  I know this is a classic amd you are supposed to admire the great writimg skills of Charles Dickens but this book is tortureous. He uses unnecessary comparrisons and words that nobody understands. I understand Dickens is a great writer and it show. Everybody knows this story you do not need to... |
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| 4. |  | Nicholas Nickleby from Public Domain Books Customer Review:  Dickens' ability to write outrageously hilarious scenes consistently leaves me floored (and fangirling!) and /Nicholas Nickleby/ is no exception in this respect. Dickens is also tremendously skilled at rendering poetic, heartbreakingly beautiful sentimental scenes, and those also find their place in... |
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| 5. | [no image] | Bleak House from Public Domain Books Customer Review: ...especially if you are litigator (because Dickens mercilessly skewers the legal system of old England, which hasn't changed much over the years, and which is the source of our "skewerable" legal system in the U.S. Though, you will enjoy it even without that background. Bitingly satirical,... |
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| 6. |  | A Tale of Two Cities from CreateSpace Price: $4.56 Customer Review: "A Tale of Two Cities" is a novel many have read and others have claimed to have read, but is completely appreciated by few. A work of historical fiction, this may be Dickens' best known work and most often quoted work. Where "Great Expectations" lacks realism, "A Tale of Two Cities" follows a... |
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| 7. |  | Great Expectations (Penguin Classics) from Penguin Classics Hardcover Price: $10.84 Customer Review: I am an English Major, so I have a soft spot for anything written by Dickens. I bought this for a friends graduation (get it...Great Expectations...)and I am jealous of her now. This edition comes hard bound with an old style canvas-like covering. As far as I've seen, it is a reliable and... |
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| 8. |  | The Complete Charles Dickens Collection (51 books) Customer Review: After all of this downloaded to my Kindle, it looks like I will be reading good material for the rest of my life |
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| 9. |  | Great Expectations (Penguin Classics) from Penguin Classics Price: $4.80 Customer Review: Witty, clever, and full of great characters and images. Laughed out loud a number of times. The plot was compelling and kept my interest, though at some point things began to bog down a bit. The chatty, meandering prose put me off at times. I thought I read Dickens was paid by the word for some... |
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| 10. |  | Little Dorrit from Digireads.com Price: $14.38 Customer Review: If you are a fan of BBC period flicks, this is one you should add to your collection. Little Dorrit is a lovable character who you root for the entire movie. It is a bit long but well worth the effort. The characters are well-developed and the mystery keeps you guessing. |
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| 11. |  | The Mystery of Edwin Drood from Public Domain Books | |
| 12. |  | Our Mutual Friend from Public Domain Books | |
| 13. | [no image] | The Old Curiosity Shop from Public Domain Books | |
| 14. | [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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| 15. |  | A Tale of Two Cities (Penguin Classics) from Penguin Classics Price: $4.38 Customer Review: What a book! After reading this, I've come to appreciate Charles Dickens as so much more than 'that guy who wrote the Christmas Carol.' One thing I love is his ability to create a perfect storyline. Seriously, everything in this book fits together in the end like a perfect, completed puzzle.... |
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| 16. |  | A Christmas Carol from Candlewick Price: $10.00 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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| 17. |  | A Tale of Two Cities from Qualitas Classics Price: $9.36 Customer Review: This novel is pretty historically accurate on its portrayal of the revolution and plays out well. The bad thing is the language is kind of outdated, as well as hard to follow at parts. I like the storyline, and it is pretty intense, as well as shows how people were punished for going against the... |
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| 18. |  | Martin Chuzzlewit from Public Domain Books | |
| 19. | [no image] | Little Dorrit from Public Domain Books | |
| 20. |  | Hunted Down from Kessinger Publishing, LLC Price: $23.51 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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