Novels

In the course of his life Charles Dickens wrote numerous classics, including Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, Bleak House, David Copperfield, Great Expectations and A Tale of Two Cities.

Novels by Charles Dickens:

• A Christmas Carol
  A Christmas Carol is a story about redemption of a selfish and hard-hearted old man Ebenezer Scrooge. (48 pages)
  
  
• A Tale of Two Cities
  A Tale of Two Cities tells an intriguing story of love, courage and self-sacrifice during the French Revolution. (227 pages)
  
  
• Barnaby Rudge
  Barnaby Rudge, a historical novel of the Gordon Riots in 1780, tells a story of individuals caught up in the mindless violence of the mob. (418 pages)
  
  
• Bleak House
  Bleak House is a tragic, romantic and complicated story about the inheritance and absurdities of English law in the 1850s. (579 pages)
  
  
• David Copperfield
  David Copperfield is a story about the struggles and obstacles of life that a young man (David Copperfield) overcomes. (578 pages)
  
  
• Dombey and Son
  Dombey and Son tells a story about Paul Dombey, a wealthy businessman, whose dream is to have a son to continue his business. (591 pages)
  
  
• Great Expectations
  Great Expectations tells a story about a boy named Pip and charts his progress through life. (298 pages)
  
  
• Hard Times
  Hard Times tells a story of a number of different characters and their growth through troubles and time. (172 pages)
  
  
• Little Dorrit
  Little Dorrit is a novel about disappointment and a satire on the shortcomings of the government and society. (560 pages)
  
  
• Nicholas Nickleby
  Nicholas Nickleby is a story of a young man and his family dealing with the hardships in their life. (546 pages)
  
  
• Oliver Twist
  Oliver Twist tells a story of injustice and hope through the eyes of orphaned boy who escapes to London. (267 pages)
  
  
• Our Mutual Friend
  Our Mutual Friend is a satiric masterpiece and mysterious story about money and its relations among the intriguing characters. (541 pages)
  
  
• The Battle of Life
  The Battle of Life is a story published in 1846 as one of the Christmas stories. (51 pages)
  
  
• The Chimes
  The Chimes is a story about self-respect and the consequences of our choices. (51 pages)
  
  
• The Cricket on the Hearth
  The Cricket on the Hearth tells the story of John Peerybingle and his love for his wife Dot. (53 pages)
  
  
• The Haunted Man
  The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain is the last novella in Dickens's Christmas series. (56 pages)
  
  
• Martin Chuzzlewit
  The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit is a brilliant satire on selfishness and hypocrisy. (556 pages)
  
  
• The Mystery of Edwin Drood
  The Mystery of Edwin Drood - an unsolved mystery about Edwin Drood (Dickens died before completing the story, leaving the mystery unsolved) (159 pages)
  
  
• The Old Curiosity Shop
  The Old Curiosity Shop tells the story of a young girl, who lives with her grandfather in his shop of curiosities. (361 pages)
  
  
• The Pickwick Papers
  The Pickwick Papers tells a story about a man who is dealt an injustice with the law. (520 pages)