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219 pages • first pub 1840 (editions)
ISBN/UID: 9781847188953
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Publication date: 01 November 2008
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Description
The Old Curiosity Shop was an instant success on publication, containing some of Dickens's most characteristic pathos as well as a striking attack on compulsive gambling.
Community Reviews
Moods
sad: 61%
emotional: 55%
dark: 41%
adventurous: 37%
challenging: 31%
reflective: 28%
funny: 21%
mysterious: 18%
tense: 14%
hopeful: 13%
lighthearted: 7%
inspiring: 6%
relaxing: 3%
informative: 1%
Pace
Plot or character driven?
Strong character development?
Loveable characters?
Diverse cast of characters?
Flaws of characters a main focus?
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Ableism, Addiction, Child deathModerate
Alcoholism, Bullying, Child abuseMinor
Adult/minor relationship, Body shaming, Misogyny219 pages • first pub 1840 (editions)
ISBN/UID: 9781847188953
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Publication date: 01 November 2008
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Description
The Old Curiosity Shop was an instant success on publication, containing some of Dickens's most characteristic pathos as well as a striking attack on compulsive gambling.
Community Reviews
Moods
sad: 61%
emotional: 55%
dark: 41%
adventurous: 37%
challenging: 31%
reflective: 28%
funny: 21%
mysterious: 18%
tense: 14%
hopeful: 13%
lighthearted: 7%
inspiring: 6%
relaxing: 3%
informative: 1%
Pace
Plot or character driven?
Strong character development?
Loveable characters?
Diverse cast of characters?
Flaws of characters a main focus?
Content Warnings
Submitted by users as part of their reviews
Graphic
Ableism, Addiction, Child deathModerate
Alcoholism, Bullying, Child abuseMinor
Adult/minor relationship, Body shaming, Misogyny