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I'd really like to know what Dickens work is your favourite to reread or which one is the most rewarding upon rereading

If your favourite isn't here, please mention it

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If your favourite happens to be none of the options, please mention it

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People don't talk about Nicholas Nickleby here so I suppose it's one of the lesser loved works of Dickens. Been reading it for about a week now and I've been enjoying it. It's very entertaining and I daresay it's the funniest book I've ever read. I've read about 60% of it so far. I hope the story doesn't drag because I still have a long way to go considering how long it is

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Are there any fans of Nicholas Nickleby? Any haters? What do you think of it? No spoilers please!

I hardly see any love for Henry James on here. The Portrait of a Lady is one of my favourite books of all time.

How many Henry James books have you read and what are your favourites by him?

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I've bought 21 books this year. I'm curious about how many books you guys have acquired this year (includes gifts and purchases)

Currently read NN and I've read over half of it now. It's really nice and I've been having such a good time with it despite it being so long. I'm curious what you guys think about it

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I own 3 George Eliot Books: Adam Bede, The Mill on the Floss and Silas Marner

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I already read Silas Marner and loved it. Should I read Adam Bede or The Mill on the Floss next