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Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens

Robert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish novelist, essayist, poet and travel writer. He is best known for the novels Treasure Island (1883), Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1886), and Kidnapped (1886) and for the poetry collection A Child's Garden of Verses (1885).

Complete Bibliography

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Main Works

50 Books
[Works
1800

[Works

1800
The Chimes
1800

The Chimes

1800
Hard Times
1854

Hard Times

1854
The Signal-man
1972

The Signal-man

You encounter a tale of suspense and foreboding from a master storyteller. This novel places you in a mysterious encounter with an individual burdened by an unusual predicament. As the narrative unfolds, you will witness the unsettling circumstances that surround him.

1972
Oliver Twist [adaptation]
1979

Oliver Twist [adaptation]

Follow the journey of a young orphan navigating the harsh realities of 19th-century London. You will encounter a cast of memorable characters, both benevolent and nefarious. Witness his struggle for survival and search for belonging in a world of stark contrasts.

1979
A Tale of Two Cities [adaptation]
1992

A Tale of Two Cities [adaptation]

You are about to engage with an adaptation of Charles Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities." This novel presents a reimagined version of a classic narrative. Prepare to encounter familiar themes and characters through a fresh lens.

1992
Hunted Down
1996

Hunted Down

You are about to read 'Hunted Down,' a novel by Charles Dickens. This work was published in 1996. Prepare to engage with a literary creation from this author. You will find yourself immersed in its pages.

1996
Iki Sehrin Hikayesi
1998

Iki Sehrin Hikayesi

Experience 'Iki Sehrin Hikayesi', a novel by Charles Dickens published in 1998. This book invites you to engage with the narrative voice of a world-renowned author. You can expect a story crafted with the distinct style of this celebrated writer.

1998
Trial for Murder
2008

Trial for Murder

Step into 'Trial for Murder,' a novel by Charles Dickens, released in 2008. This work invites you to explore a narrative centered on a legal process. You will observe the unfolding of its story and the related circumstances.

2008
Three Ghost Stories
2008

Three Ghost Stories

Charles Dickens's 2008 novel, Three Ghost Stories, presents you with a trio of spectral tales. You will encounter narratives from a foundational figure in English literature. This collection offers a glimpse into the author's darker imagination.

2008
The Schoolboy's Story
2014

The Schoolboy's Story

You are invited to delve into The Schoolboy's Story, a novel by Charles Dickens. This 2014 work presents a narrative crafted to draw you into its particular world. Prepare to explore its unfolding story and the characters within. Discover the journey that awaits as you turn its pages.

2014