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Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Ian Banks - Goodreads

Filled with great wit and insight - it is Dickens - but a quite disappointing conclusion to a story that started brilliantly. I could have finished quite happily with "Poverty." A pity because I have surprised myself in the past by how much I have liked Dickens's writing. Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Feliks - Goodreads

Fantastic right from the start. The caliber of writing you see from Dickens when he's really in-the-zone. I can tell I am going to enjoy this as one of his best! Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Marion - Goodreads

For me, Dickens is all about the characters, and Little Dorrit has wonderful ones. Mr. Meagles is a jingoistic delight; Amy's family is likable despite their frustrating sense of entitlement; Blandois ... Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Bethany Ivie - Goodreads

This book is sweet, funny, and enchanting. I'm in love with it. Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Amy Rumberger - Goodreads

My favorite Dickens novel of all time! Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Annie - Goodreads

Awesome. With this novel, Dickens created an entire world of scenes, colors and animated, complex characters. I would probably not enjoy this novel half as much if I had to read it as part of a class. It warrants time and patience to fully absorb and enjoy. Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Heidi - Goodreads

Don't read this with a deadline. Allow yourself the time to read slowly and savor the details. Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Kristen Kayla - Goodreads

I really liked this book, but I would not read it during a school year (like I did) because Dickens takes time to read :) Read full review

Review: Little Dorrit

User Review - Jeri - Goodreads

Lesser-known Dickens is often so for good reason. This novel, set in a place very familiar to the author, familiarizes the reader with a curious location: debtor's prison. Little Dorrit is even more ... Read full review