Charles Dickens Works
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- ACHRISTMASCAROL
- BARNABY RUDGE
- BLEAKHOUSE
- DAVID COPPERFIELD
- DOMBEY AND SON
- EDWIN DROOD
- GREAT EXPECTATIONS
- HARD TIMES
- LITTLE DORRIT
- MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT
- NICHOLAS NICKLEBY
- OLIVER TWIST
- TALE OF TWO CITIES
- THE BATTLE OF LIFE
- THE CHIMES
- THE HAUNTED MAN
- THE PICKWICK PAPERS
- THE SIGNALMAN
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Charles John Huffam Dickens was an English writer born in 1812. He created some of the world's best-known fictional characters and stories and was credited by many as one of the best novelist of the Victorian era. His works have garnered popularity during his lifetime, and is still widely read all over the world today. Some of Charles Dickens works are hidden in this puzzle. How fast can you find them all?
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