Books with title Charles Dickens as a Reader

SUBJECTNovelists, English -- 19th century -- BiographyDickens, Charles, 1812-1870 -- ReadingsCONTENTSPREFACE.CHARLES DICKENS AS A READER.THE READINGS IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.THE CHRISTMAS CAROL.THE TRIAL FROM PICKWICK.DAVID COPPERFIELD.THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.MR. BOB SAWYER'S PARTY.THE CHIMES.THE STORY OF LITTLE DOMBEY.MR CHOPS, THE DWARF.THE POOR TRAVELLER.MRS. GAMP.BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TREE INN.BARBOX BROTHERS.THE BOY AT MUGBY.DOCTOR MARIGOLD.SIKES AND NANCY.THE FAREWELL READING.

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A remarkable and unique work, this book analyzes the reading habits of one of the greatest authors of all times. Kent scans the works that influenced and shaped Dickens thought processes throughout his life. Categorically concentrating on one side of his personality, this work enables the reader to understand the mind that created some of the greatest works of English Literature.

A remarkable and unique work, this book analyzes the reading habits of one of the greatest authors of all times. Kent scans the works that influenced and shaped Dickens thought processes throughout his life. Categorically concentrating on one side of his personality, this work enables the reader to understand the mind that created some of the greatest works of English Literature.

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