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Old 11-13-2011, 07:26 PM   #11392
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I found the first part grim, but it became a decent story after his time at school, sort of like "The Wizard of Oz" going Technicolor.
I've not read David Copperfield nor A Tail of Two Cities, but I like you analogy.

I have read Great Expectations, I've seen countless adaptations of A Christmas Carol, and I watched the Disney version of Oliver Twist once or twice.

I wonder if there is any child who has attended an American public school, who is not familiar with at least one of Dickens' tales?

Edit: I should say any teen who has attended an American High School, as that's usually when his work is introduced.

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