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Huda Aweys Of course there are similarities between the life of Charles Dickens and the novel, to some extent, as in all his novels often, but this particular st…moreOf course there are similarities between the life of Charles Dickens and the novel, to some extent, as in all his novels often, but this particular story actually the closest resemblance to his life(less)

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Is it recommended for young adults?

Doruntina Bërbatovci Yes, definitely. Eventhough I've read it for the purpose of some analysis, I would strongly define it as a book one should read in his early years.…moreYes, definitely. Eventhough I've read it for the purpose of some analysis, I would strongly define it as a book one should read in his early years.(less)

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Could someone tell me what happened to Emily? If you know, you might want to mark your answer as a spoiler. Thanks!

Scaaty

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The print is usually too small in Penguin editions--because they are cheap; not inexpensive: Cheap! What's a good edition for David Copperfield? Something affordable that's pleasant to read. Bound.

OED Loves Me Not I recommend an Everyman's Library version. I love the series. The font large enough, cloth-bound, sewn, thick sheets. . . . Everything is just great a…moreI recommend an Everyman's Library version. I love the series. The font large enough, cloth-bound, sewn, thick sheets. . . . Everything is just great about Everyman's Library. Be careful of one thing: Everyman's Library books less than 370 pages are NOT sewn. (less)

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What happened to Ham?