Bleak House

by Margaret Tarner (Adapted By), Charles Dickens

It is 1852 and three young people meet for the first time in High Court of Chancery. They are the latest victims to be caught in the long-running court case of Jamdyce vs Jamdyce. A case which has caused the financial and moral breakdown of many previous claimants.

Paperback

Published February 16, 2005

Reviews

[Charlie Parra]

The story is kinda sad and joyful at the same time. I like that even though it is an old book, the text was easy to understand.

I was a little bored at the beginning, but in the end it turned out to be an enjoyable story.

[Nafea Mohsen]

I always wanted to read it.
The story is amazing and you feel sadness and joy.
It deserves to spend time on.

[Fachrizal]

Not a big fan of Victorian era novels, but it was great to read Bleak House in my free time

[Namiko]

Charles Dickens! I thought there would be lots of reviews to read but there wasn't any. I wonder Nemo was Esther's father? Anyway I like the ironic ending.