Dickens’ Stories About Children is a collection of excerpts from Charles Dickens’ novels, focusing on his most memorable child characters. The volume brings together episodes from works such as David Copperfield, Oliver Twist, and Dombey and Son, highlighting Dickens’ unique ability to portray childhood both tenderly and critically as a reflection of Victorian society. The introduction by Elizabeth Lodor Merchant frames the role of children in Dickens’ literary world, while Clara M. Burd’s richly colored illustrations add warmth and accessibility, making the stories engaging for younger readers. First published in the early 20th century, this edition by The John C. Winston Company combines classic literature with vivid illustration to create a timeless anthology for family reading.
Pages: 272
Publisher: The John C. Winston Company (Chicago, Philadelphia, Toronto)
Language: English
Original language: English
