By:Charles Dickens
A true Dickens masterpiece, with a wide array of interesting characters, beautiful language, and a delightfully sharp, though occasionally veiled, sense of humor. Little Dorrit focuses on imprisonment of all kinds, Marshalsea only the most obvious, to create a literary delicacy that both merits and demands slow savoring. And, an additional plus, the novel features what I found the most believable and appealing of the Dickens romances. (Fiction) 08/24/09
