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Title: Nicholas Nickleby
Author: Charles Dickens
Narrator: Martin Jarvis
Format: Abridged
Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-01-11
Publisher: The Copyright Group
Genres: Classics, British Literature
Publisher's Summary:
Dickens' exuberant novel charts the rise of its young hero Nicholas Nickleby, who progresses from an impoverished youngster gladly accepting his uncle's offer of help, to an assured businessman capable of thwarting villainous plans. The book unfolds in a series of vivid scenes, starting with Nicholas accompanying the vicious schoolmaster, Wackford Squeers, north to the grim Dotheboys Hall. Later, Nicholas tries his fortune on the stage before the action returns to London, and to a most unexpected revelation.
Members Reviews:
Like many of Dicken's novels
One must remember that this was written in the 19th century and can be a bit difficult to read, with extremely long and detailed descriptions of location, thought and action not found in today's works. Like many of Dicken's novels, the plot is convoluted and chronicles the tale of a young person and his family who have fallen on hard times and the people who both help and hinder their well being. Highly recommended for those who enjoy these old classics or just the patient reader who enjoys a good story with a happy ending.
Dickens shows sometimes in his earlier novels - this is ...
Dickens shows sometimes in his earlier novels - this is his 2nd - that he is getting paid by the word/installment. He can get a little wordy. Mrs. Nickleby had one-sentence that was three pages long, but Oh!, what a sentence, he is a magician with verbose characters and narration.
but still a great read (or listen)
Dickens as usual is a little hard to follow in places, but still a great read (or listen).
Five Stars
Great novel with pictures
Dickens was a genius.
Love this story! Dickens was an amazingly prolific writer. His books are challenging but great stories. Having lived in England for a year I enjoy reading about the familiar places there & the local terms & phrases.
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Title: Nicholas Nickleby
Author: Charles Dickens
Narrator: Martin Jarvis
Format: Abridged
Length: 1 hr and 12 mins
Language: English
Release date: 04-01-11
Publisher: The Copyright Group
Genres: Classics, British Literature
Publisher's Summary:
Dickens' exuberant novel charts the rise of its young hero Nicholas Nickleby, who progresses from an impoverished youngster gladly accepting his uncle's offer of help, to an assured businessman capable of thwarting villainous plans. The book unfolds in a series of vivid scenes, starting with Nicholas accompanying the vicious schoolmaster, Wackford Squeers, north to the grim Dotheboys Hall. Later, Nicholas tries his fortune on the stage before the action returns to London, and to a most unexpected revelation.
Members Reviews:
Like many of Dicken's novels
One must remember that this was written in the 19th century and can be a bit difficult to read, with extremely long and detailed descriptions of location, thought and action not found in today's works. Like many of Dicken's novels, the plot is convoluted and chronicles the tale of a young person and his family who have fallen on hard times and the people who both help and hinder their well being. Highly recommended for those who enjoy these old classics or just the patient reader who enjoys a good story with a happy ending.
Dickens shows sometimes in his earlier novels - this is ...
Dickens shows sometimes in his earlier novels - this is his 2nd - that he is getting paid by the word/installment. He can get a little wordy. Mrs. Nickleby had one-sentence that was three pages long, but Oh!, what a sentence, he is a magician with verbose characters and narration.
but still a great read (or listen)
Dickens as usual is a little hard to follow in places, but still a great read (or listen).
Five Stars
Great novel with pictures
Dickens was a genius.
Love this story! Dickens was an amazingly prolific writer. His books are challenging but great stories. Having lived in England for a year I enjoy reading about the familiar places there & the local terms & phrases.