Multiple editions of each novel are available for sale at each link.
My personal favorite is the Oxford Illustrated Dickens, a hardback edition which includes the original illustrations.
Pickwick Papers
Oliver Twist
Nicholas Nickleby
Old Curiosity Shop
Barnaby Rudge
Martin Chuzzlewit
A Christmas Carol
Dombey and Son
David Copperfield
Bleak House
Hard Times
Little Dorrit
Tale of Two Cities
Great Expectations
Our Mutual Friend
Edwin Drood
American Notes
The Annotated
Christmas Carol
(2003) by Michael Patrick Hearn
Anything and everything about Dickens' timeless Christmas story
...a triumph!
The Life of Our Lord
Dickens wrote The Children's New Testament, a simplified version of the life of Christ, for the instruction of his children.
London - The Biography
by Peter Ackroyd (2001)
Huge, enthralling "biography" of the city of London from pre-history through today.
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What
Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew by Daniel Pool (1994) From Fox Hunting to Whist-The Facts of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century England |
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Dickens'
Fur Coat and Charlotte's Unanswered Letters by Daniel Pool (1997) The Rows and Romances of England's Great Victorian Novelists |
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Dickens
: A Biography by Fred Kaplan (1988) Excellent and very readable biography by the author of Thomas Carlyle: A Biography |
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The
Friendly Dickens by Norrie Epstein (1998) Being a Good-Natured Guide to the Art and Adventures of the Man Who Invented Scrooge |
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A
Midnight Carol by Patricia K. Davis (1999) Fact-based novel telling the story surrounding Dickens writing of "A Christmas Carol". New paperback edition available Nov 2000 |
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The
World of Charles Dickens by Martin Fido (1997) The Life, Times and Work of the Great Victorian Novelist |
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London by Edward Rutherfurd (1997) Historical novel of London from Roman times to the present |
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London
: A Social History by Roy Porter (1995) History of London from Roman times to the present Many maps and photos |
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The
Oxford Reader's Companion to Dickens Edited by Paul Schlicke (1999) The definitive Dickens reference |
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The
City of Dickens by Alexander Welsh (1999) 19th century London, so well described in Dickens as to be a character in the novels, is explored |
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Marley's
Ghost by Mark Hazard Osmun(2000) Before Scrooge, before Dickens, there was Jacob Marley. Entertaining prequel to A Christmas Carol. Mature content |
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Hard
Times: The Lost Diary of Mrs Charles Dickens by Daniel Panger (2000) Entertaining fictional account of the Dickens' trip to America in 1842 by Charles' wife Catherine |
 Also available as an eBook from Zoland Books
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The
Rag and Bone Shop (2001) by Jeff Rackham Novel based on Dickens relationship with actress Ellen Ternan, as told by Ternan, Dickens' sister-in-law Georgina Hogarth, and friend Wilkie Collins. Mature content |
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Charles
Dickens A to Z : The Essential Reference to His Life and Work
An excellent reference to keep handy when reading Dickens |
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Dickens-Public Life and
Private Passion
by Peter Ackroyd (2003) Illustrated biography by esteemed Dickens biographer |
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Charles
Dickens by Jane Smiley (2002) A compact biography by Pulitzer Prize-winning author (Penguin Lives Series) |
Quick Links
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Dickens'
Christmas: A Victorian Celebration - This beautifully illustrated
anthology of the Christmas that fascinated Dickens contains the entire
text of A Christmas Carol and more - Simon Callow (2003)
The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge - by Bruce Bueno De Mesquita
Picks up where A Christmas Carol left off, putting Scrooge's soul on trial to see if he deserves entry into heaven.
Timothy Cratchit's Christmas Carol, 1917 - by Dale K. Powell
Sequel to A Christmas Carol.
The Classic Novel : From Page to Screen
by Robert Giddings (Editor), Erica Sheen (Editor)
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David Perdue's Portable Charles Dickens Page
The maps, timelines, glossary, and more than 400 Dickens' characters are now available in a nicely bound, 126 page book!
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Buy it at lulu.com
Download a hi-res version of the Dickens' London Map
Dickens on France (2007)
Edited by John Edmondson
Fiction, Journalism, and Travel Writing (Press Release)
The Wicked Wit of Charles Dickens (2003)
by Shelley Klein
Illustrated
by William Sutton (2006)
Terror beneath the streets of Victorian London (Press Release)
Dickens as an Educator
by James L. Hughes
Facsimile reprint of a 1901 edition
The Great Stink
by Clare Clark
A novel of corruption and murder beneath the streets of Victorian London
Evrèmonde
by Diana Mayer
Sequel to A Tale of Two Cities
Press Release (34k pdf)
