Thread: Dickens' 10 Greatest Novels according to Time Magazine
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Old 02-04-2012, 10:37 AM   #27
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I'm gobsmacked that Little Dorrit made it to the top ten, much less number three. I agree that Nicholas Nickleby and Bleak House should be there; both are better novels than anything in the bottom five. I'm betting on Nicholas Nickleby for the number two spot as I don't count A Christmas Carol as one of the novels. A big humph to the list, though.
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