The Great Novels of Charles Dickens

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Discover the timeless brilliance of Charles Dickens with “The Great Novels,” a compelling paperback collection published by Parragon Plus. Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Victorian England, brought to life through Dickens’ masterful storytelling and unforgettable characters. This volume likely features a selection of his most celebrated works, such as *Oliver Twist*, *A Tale of Two Cities*, and *Great Expectations*. Experience Dickens’s profound social commentary, exploring themes of class, poverty, and justice, all woven into captivating narratives. Perfect for both longtime fans and new readers eager to explore the works of this literary giant, “The Great Novels” offers a gateway to a world of enduring classics. With 462 pages, this English-language edition (ISBN: 9780752546216) weighs 860 grams and promises hours of reading pleasure. A must-have for any bookshelf, offering a window into a bygone era and the enduring power of human connection.

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2012 marks the two-hundredth anniversary of the birth of one of our greatest and most important novelists, Charles Dickens. To celebrate we’re publishing eight of his best and most well-loved novels in this exclusive, must-have boxed set of our authoritative Penguin Classics editions.

Delve into the heart of Victorian England with "The Great Novels of Charles Dickens," a captivating paperback collection celebrating the enduring genius of one of literature's most beloved authors. This Parragon Plus edition, published in 2000, offers a gateway to Dickens's timeless stories and unforgettable characters. Although this edition was published a little bit earlier, it still feels like a relevant way to celebrate Dickens. More than just a compilation, this volume encapsulates the power and depth of Dickens's storytelling. Immerse yourself in his vivid depictions of social injustice, the stark realities of poverty, and the complexities of human relationships. Dickens's works are not just stories; they are social commentaries, historical documents, and profound explorations of the human condition. His writing style, characterized by its rich language, memorable characters, and compelling plots, continues to resonate with readers today, making him a giant in the world of classical literature. Considered one of the most important British authors, Dickens works remain relevant because he was one of the first to write stories about real people, and to expose the social injustice that was happening at the time. He often took inspiration from his own life for his books. While the specific novels included in this collection are not explicitly listed, expect a selection of Dickens's most celebrated works. This is the perfect opportunity to revisit familiar favorites like *Oliver Twist*, a harrowing tale of a young orphan navigating the criminal underworld of London; *A Tale of Two Cities*, a sweeping historical romance set against the backdrop of the French Revolution (1789-1799); or *Great Expectations*, a poignant coming-of-age story exploring themes of ambition, class, and love. Each novel offers a unique window into the Victorian era and showcases Dickens's unparalleled ability to create immersive and emotionally resonant narratives. The author is able to do this because he lived in the Victorian era, and he lived much of what he wrote about, in his own life. This collection is ideal for both seasoned Dickens enthusiasts and newcomers eager to discover the magic of his writing. It's a wonderful addition to any bookshelf and a perfect gift for lovers of classic literature, British history, and compelling storytelling. Experience the timeless brilliance of Charles Dickens and understand why his novels continue to captivate and inspire readers worldwide. This book weighs 860 grams, and contains 462 pages in the English language. The ISBN numbers are ISBN-10: 075254621X and ISBN-13: 9780752546216.
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075254621X

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9780752546216

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462

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860

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823.8

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