Little Dorrit is Amy, born in debtor’s prison, the youngest child of debtor William Dorrit, an inmate of the Marshalsea. The two are befriended by a man whose wife hires Little Dorrit as a seamstress. When William Dorrit inherits a fortune, he escapes the Marshalsea. The family, assuming a station befitting their wealth, travel to Italy.
Public Domain (P)1998 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
“One of the most significant works of the nineteenth century.” (Lionel Trilling)
"Gripping"
Compelling, fluent, beautiful.
Nicholas Nickelby. Both have characterisations that are descriptively magnificent and story lines that 'race' along in a linguistically serpentine adventure.
William Dorrit ( little Dorrit's father).
Funny .......but yes if the truth must be known I have taken to extra long walks just to listen.
Charles Dickens is my penchant at the moment. Simon Vance has made the journey just that much more colorful.
"Delightfully interpreted."
Simon Vance interpreted each of the characters, bringing mood, tone and light to this narrative.
"mushy old story, well read"
Depends if they like Dickens..if yes then for sure
many other Dickens
he's wonderful, especially with the classics.I try to find books that he "reads"
no...never do
not at the moment