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Charles Dickens
ISBN 9780140435122
Rs. 720
Penguin Classics
Nicholas Nickleby
Who it's for: Readers of classic Victorian fiction and Dickens enthusiasts
First serialized in 1838-1839, Charles Dickens's Nicholas Nickleby follows the titular young man on a quest to support his family after his father's death. He navigates a world shaped by his cruel uncle, Ralph Nickleby, encountering both injustice and colorful characters across Victorian England as he fights for his loved ones and a moral life.Why You Should Read? Experience a classic Dickensian narrative of struggle, resilience, and social justice. Meet an unforgettable cast of characters, from the villainous to the delightfully eccentric. Gain insight into Victorian-era social issues, particularly education and poverty. Discover enduring themes of family loyalty, integrity, and the triumph of good.
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- Classic Dickensian narrative of struggle and resilience
- Unforgettable cast from villainous to eccentric
- Explores Victorian-era social issues, especially education and poverty
- Themes of family loyalty, integrity, and triumph of good
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Questions about this book
When was Nicholas Nickleby first published?
It was first serialized in 1838-1839.
Who is the author?
Charles Dickens.
What is the book about?
It follows Nicholas Nickleby as he supports his family after his father's death, confronting his cruel uncle and various injustices in Victorian England.
What social issues does the book address?
It addresses Victorian-era social issues, particularly education and poverty.
What are the main themes?
Themes include family loyalty, integrity, and the triumph of good over adversity.