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A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens is a novella about a bitter old miser who undergoes a transformation after being visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve. The story, first published in 1843,...

David Copperfield tells the story of a young boy's life, marked by hardship and struggle. After his mother's death, he is sent to work in a London factory, but finds refuge with his aunt Betsey...

David is ready for class in this hilarious schooltime companion to the Caldecott Honor-winning No, David!David's teacher has her hands full as he fills each school day with trouble - from running in...

David Shannon's beloved character is back in this hilarious romp. David can't resist bugging his big brother, and his antics are laugh-out-loud funny. From eating his Halloween candy to making a...

Charles Dickens and the Staplehurst Rail Crash is a fascinating biography that explores the circumstances surrounding one of the most significant rail disasters in British history. The author, Gerald...

David Copperfield, a novel that holds a special place in Charles Dickens' heart, is now available in a beautiful clothbound Penguin edition. This is the novel Dickens regarded as his 'favourite...

David's life is marked by hardship and struggle. After his father's death, he faces a difficult home situation with his mother's remarriage to an unsuitable partner. His school experience is equally...

David Copperfield is a deeply personal and relatable novel that has captured the hearts of millions of readers worldwide. Written by Charles Dickens, this autobiographical masterpiece tells the story...

Four of Charles Dickens's most enduring and popular works are collected in this elegant leather-bound edition. The Canterbury Classics edition brings together The Adventures of Oliver Twist, A...

David Hockney The Arrival of Spring, Normandy, 2020 As the world adapted to lockdown, David Hockney found solace in his new surroundings in Normandy. Witnessing the arrival of spring, he recorded the...

Contemporary Dickens presents some of the most intriguing work being undertaken in Dickens studies today. Edited by Eileen Gillooly and Deirdre David, this collection of essays reveals Dickens to be...

David Crosby's autobiography is a candid and deeply personal account of his life and career, spanning over six decades of American pop music.From his early days as a folk singer to his rise as a rock...

Get the most out of your Canon EOS R5 and R6 with this comprehensive guide to digital photography. David Busch's Canon EOS R5/R6 Guide to Digital Photography covers all the advanced features of these...

The Holley carburetor remains a popular choice among performance enthusiasts. Its simplicity and tuning ease make it a preferred option for many car owners. This book, written by David Vizard,...

David Copperfield, Charles Dickens' beloved novel, follows the journey of a young man from an unhappy and impoverished childhood to the discovery of his vocation as a successful writer. The story is...

Charles Dickens and the Image of Woman by David Holbrook explores how successful Dickens is in his portrayal of women. While he has been associated with championing emotions often linked to the...

Dickens's novels are renowned for their exploration of the human psyche, but how well did he truly understand himself? This thought-provoking book examines Dickens's correspondence and published...

This dialogue-driven exploration of Dickens's novels delves into the relationship between feeling and thinking. Rosemarie Bodenheimer and Philip Davis examine how Dickens's writing process, as...

Explore the world of Victorian-era drinking culture through the works of Charles Dickens. This book brings together vivid and memorable drinking scenes from his novels with recipes for the drinks...

Charles Dickens: A Biography by Simon Callow This biography captures the essence of Charles Dickens' life and work, exploring his deep connection to the theatre. From his early years as a child...

Dickens's religious beliefs are deeply intertwined with his creative imagination, shaping his works in profound ways. This study explores how Dickens's novels reflect and express his liberal...

Dickens and Christmas explores the 19th-century phenomenon that shaped our modern-day celebrations. Written by Lucinda Hawksley, one of Charles Dickens' direct descendants, this book delves into his...

Dickens was a landmark biography when first published in 1990. This specially edited shorter edition takes the reader into the life of one of the world's greatest writers, exploring his complex and...

Dickens's Kent explores the author's deep connection to the county, which was a source of inspiration for some of his most famous works. From his idyllic childhood in Chatham to his later years spent...

A beautifully illustrated collection of five classic Charles Dickens' stories, retold for younger readers. This book brings together some of the most famous tales from his life's work, including...

Charles Dickens was a larger-than-life figure who lived through his art and pursued his many passions with great enthusiasm. Born in 1812, he went on to write some of the most iconic novels in...

Charles Dickens and the Law by Thomas Alexander Fyfe explores the complex relationship between literature and law. A unique perspective on the novelist's approach to depicting the legal profession,...

Charles Dickens: A Life of Imagination and Genius This comprehensive biography offers a fresh perspective on one of literature's most iconic figures. Michael Slater draws on decades of research to...

Charles Dickens: A Life by Claire Tomalin is a comprehensive and engaging biography that explores the complex character of this great genius. Born into a family that struggled to provide for him,...

explores the world of Charles Dickens with this critical study, biography and collection of appreciations and criticisms of his works. G.K. Chesterton's in-depth exploration offers a unique...

Dinner for Dickens: The culinary history of Mrs Charles Dickens's menu books by Susan M. Rossi-Wilcox. This book offers a unique insight into the domestic life of one of literature's most famous...

Charles Dickens' youngest child was sent to Australia in 1868. Edward, a 16-year-old boy, was expected to learn to apply himself in what his father considered a new land of opportunity. He was posted...

Dickens's Idiomatic Imagination offers a fresh analysis of how Charles Dickens used language to express his most sophisticated ideas. By combining digital and analogue reading methodologies, Peter J...

Charles Dickens' Christmas stories bring the magic of the season to life. This collection gathers together some of his most beloved tales, including 'A Christmas Carol', 'The Chimes', 'The Battle of...

Charles Dickens' London explores the life and times of one of literature's most beloved authors. Born in 1812 in humble circumstances, Charles Dickens went on to create some of the world's best-known...

Dickens and the Dream of Cinema explores the connection between Charles Dickens's novels and the emergence of cinema. Grahame Smith argues that Dickens's work can be seen as proto-filmic, with its...

Charles Dickens: A Brilliant Life Revealed A. N. Wilson's biography is a brilliant and insightful celebration of the imaginative genius of Charles Dickens, published to commemorate the 150th...

No, David! is a beloved board book that celebrates 20 years of laughter and good-natured fun. Written and illustrated by David Shannon when he was just five years old, this charming book features the...

Charles Dickens But for You, Dear Stranger offers a personal and introspective approach to understanding the author's works. Annette Federico explores what makes Dickens's fiction emotionally...

Charles Dickens's Networks explores how the rise of global passenger transport in the 19th century influenced his writing. The advent of stage coaches, railways and transoceanic steam ships...

Charles Dickens: A Life of Incidence and Genius Jane Smiley's biography offers an engaging and stimulating portrait of one of English literature's giants. From his impoverished childhood to his rise...

The Scriptures of Charles Dickens: Novels of Ideology, Novels of the Self explores how Charles Dickens responded to significant cultural changes in his time. This study examines Dickens's response to...

Dickensland: The Curious History of Dickens's London explores the fascinating phenomenon of tourists seeking out the landmarks and locations featured in Charles Dickens's novels. Since his death,...

Dickens's novels are renowned for their unique linguistic style, which has often been overlooked in literary criticism. In "The One, Other, and Only Dickens", Garrett Stewart sheds new light on the...

Charles Dickens as an Agent of Change by Joachim Frenk and Lena Steveker explores how the author's works reflected and shaped his views on social, political, literary, and cultural change during...

Charles Dickens My Life by Derwin Hope For the first time, Charles Dickens' true life story is revealed in his own words. Drawing on 15,000 letters, articles, and documents, this narrative piece...

Charles Dickens was born into a world that shaped his writing. As a child, he worked in a shoe polish factory, surrounded by gritty realities that inspired some of his most memorable characters and...

Charles Dickens's letters offer a unique glimpse into his life, with vivid close-up snapshots that reveal a man living at maximum intensity. This selection from the British Academy Pilgrim Edition...

Charles Dickens is feeling the weight of his latest literary failure. His publishers are breathing down his neck, and his family is growing restless. As Christmas approaches, Dickens finds himself at...

Charles Dickens's early career was marked by uncertainty and reinvention. In this biography, Robert Douglas-Fairhurst explores how an ambitious young Londoner transformed himself into England's...

Nicholas Nickleby, Charles Dickens' third published novel, is a masterful tale that showcases his unique blend of humour and social commentary. Written in an episodic style, the story follows its...

The Life and Lies of Charles Dickens by Helena Kelly A fresh perspective on one of Britain's most beloved authors reveals a complex and troubled individual. For 150 years, the authorised biography...

Charles Dickens's personal life was shrouded in secrecy for over a century. In 1858, rumors emerged about a scandalous relationship with young actress Ellen "Nelly" Ternan, which threatened to...

Discover the beauty of Charles Dickens' beloved county through 17 carefully chosen walking routes. Walking Charles Dickens' Kent brings together a mix of relaxed town and city trails and longer, more...

The Charles Dickens Children's Collection brings beloved stories to life with engaging illustrations and an easy-to-read format. This collection includes family favourites such as Oliver Twist and A...

Charles Dickens was a literary phenomenon in his time, admired by the public and revered as one of England's greatest writers. This biography offers an engaging introduction to his life, from his...

A comprehensive guide to Charles Dickens studies, Palgrave Advances in Charles Dickens Studies brings together leading authorities and international critics to explore all aspects of his writing...

Charles Dickens's faith played a significant role in shaping his novels, offering a fresh perspective on some of literature's greatest stories. This biography explores how Dickens's beliefs...

Charles Dickens' youngest child, Edward, was dispatched to Australia in 1868. He found himself posted to a remote sheep station in New South Wales, where his father's fame had reached even the...

Charles Dickens: Places and Objects of Interest by Paul Kendall is a fascinating exploration of the life and legacy of one of Britain's most iconic writers. Through his stories, Dickens shed light on...

Charles Dickens: A Life Revealed This accessible biography offers a unique blend of academic analysis and literary insight into the life and works of Charles Dickens. By exploring the connections...

David Rowe's Art of Knightmare is a treasure trove of artwork from the beloved TV show. Created by the show's original artist, David Rowe, this collection features his surviving artwork from the...

Charles Dickens: A Life by John Forster John Forster was one of Charles Dickens' closest friends and confidants, serving as his advisor, editor, and literary executor. As such, he was uniquely placed...

David is excited for Christmas, but trying to be on his best behaviour is proving tricky. He's eager to peek at hidden gift packages and behave at the Christmas dinner party, but things don't quite...

A World Full of Dickens Stories brings together eight stories from one of literature's greatest masters. In chronological order, this beautifully illustrated anthology introduces young readers to...

Charles Dickens and the Workhouse: A New Perspective on Oliver Twist and the London Poor. The recent discovery that Charles Dickens lived near a major London workhouse has shed new light on his life...

Charles Dickens's works continue to resonate with readers today, offering insights into the complex social issues of his time. This book explores seven recurring concerns in Dickens's writings,...

Dickens on the Tories brings together a collection of verse satires by Charles Dickens, offering a unique insight into his views on politics and society. Written in response to the Tory party's...

A Walk with Charles Dickens Along the Thames by Rosamund Connelly explores the author's fascination with London's River Thames. This unique guidebook takes readers on a journey along the river,...

England in the Age of Dickens 1812-70 by Jeremy Black explores how the life and writings of one of Britain's most iconic novelists shaped the nation during its formative Victorian era. This...

Dickens and the Workhouse is a fascinating exploration of London's past, using hitherto largely unexplored historical sources to shed new light on Charles Dickens' life and work. Historian Ruth...

A charming collection of quotes from Charles Dickens, compiled by James R. Kincaid, offers a unique glimpse into the author's literary world. Spanning the year, this anthology brings together...

The Charles Dickens Children's Collection brings together some of the most beloved stories from one of literature's greatest masters. This collection features 12 stories that have captivated readers...

A unique and fascinating exploration of Charles Dickens' London is presented in this beautifully illustrated guidebook. Connelly's A Walk with Charles Dickens through the City of London 2019: A...

Discover the people behind Charles Dickens' timeless stories. Who's Who in Dickens is an accessible guide to the many characters that have become an integral part of our cultural heritage.This...

Dickens and Prince A Particular Kind of Genius by Nick Hornby explores the lives of two artists who defied convention to create something truly remarkable. Both Charles Dickens, born in 1812, and...

A Study Guide for Charles Dickens' "Bleak House" provides comprehensive support for literature students. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author biography, study...

The Oxford Companion to Charles Dickens Anniversary Edition is a comprehensive reference work that celebrates the life and works of one of Britain's greatest writers. This reissued edition draws...

Recreated from the sights, sounds, and smells of Victorian London, this book brings to life the everyday world of Charles Dickens' greatest works.Judith Flanders, a popular historian, masterfully...

The Cambridge Companion to Charles Dickens offers a comprehensive exploration of the life and works of one of England's most beloved authors. This collection of essays by leading international...

Charles Dickens's travels across Europe, America, and Canada significantly influenced his literary works. In fact, he was drawn to tales from other countries and cultures from an early age, sparking...

Charles Dickens' Hard Times explores the complexities of 19th-century English society through its portrayal of a fictional Victorian town. The novel is divided into three parts, each with its own...

Charles Dickens and Georgina Hogarth: A Complex Relationship. For twenty-eight years, Charles Dickens lived with his sister-in-law Georgina Hogarth. Their relationship began as a father-daughter bond...

Discover how one man's life and writings shaped Victorian England. This new paperback edition explores the age of Charles Dickens, from his early years to his later works, revealing how his writing...

The Turning Point: A Year that Changed Dickens and the World In 1851, Britain was at a crossroads. Industrial innovation and artistic expression were transforming the nation, while poverty, disease,...

David Copperfield, Charles Dickens's most beloved novel, is a poignant and humorous account of a young boy's journey through life. Transformed from his own experiences, this story weaves together...

Charles Dickens' works have been extensively adapted for film and television, with many remaining accessible today. This survey explores the most popular adaptations of each Dickens novel, from...

Charles Dickens and the Mid-Victorian Press, 1850-1870 by Hazel Mackenzie and Ben Winyard is an in-depth exploration of the influential periodical literature of the 19th century. Through essays from...

Charles Dickens's writings about railways offer a fascinating glimpse into his observations on society and technology during the 19th century. In this collection, Tony Williams brings together many...

A relaxing vacation in Cornwall's Arthurian coastline seems like the perfect escape for Leta Parker. However, when a fellow yogi's body is found in a permanent pose, she suspects foul play and sets...

Charles Dickens's Complete Novels in a Convenient Format This compact edition brings together twenty of Charles Dickens's most famous stories in a small, portable volume. With its keepsake cloth-feel...

Leta Parker has left her past behind, seeking a fresh start in the English countryside. With her loyal companions Dickens and Christie by her side, she's determined to build a new life. But when she...

The Companion to 'The Mystery of Edwin Drood' is a comprehensive analysis of Dickens's work, exploring allusions to current events, social customs, and intellectual issues. First published in 1986,...

Step back into 19th-century London with this unique guide to the city as it was known during Dickens' time. Walking Dickens' London recreates the sights, sounds and smells of Victorian life, from...

This insightful guide to Charles Dickens's literary genius offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the tricks and techniques that made his novels so enduringly popular. In thirteen engaging...

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens is set against the backdrop of one of history's most tumultuous periods. The story revolves around the intertwined lives of Lucie Manette, her father, and two...

This collection of 100 puzzles celebrates the works of Charles Dickens. From the adventures of Samuel Pickwick to the mysteries of Edwin Drood, fans will find challenges to enjoy and solve.Each...

Charles Dickens: A Life and Times. This Very Short Introduction explores the key themes running through Charles Dickens's works, revealing his attitudes towards the harsh realities of 19th-century...

Charles Dickens: A Life by John Forster is a three-volume biography that offers an intimate and detailed account of the life of one of literature's most iconic figures. Written by John Forster, who...