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5.0 out of 5 stars
A Tale of Two Cities,
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This review is from: Tale O/Two Cities (Bn) (Oop) (Bloom's Notes) (Library Binding)
Probably the first thing I thought about when I first read Charles Dicken's A Tale of Two Cities was, 'There's WAY too much detail in thing dumb novel!' Well, as I read on it occurred to me that Dicken's uses his amazing flowery language for a reason. It gives you the 'reality' feeling, like you can actually see and picture in your mind what is going on. The novel grabs you in places and lets you feel the sorrow or happiness the characters feel. His rendition of London and Paris are extraordinary because he lets you see the injustice and the anguish that the peasant class felt at that time. The use of detail and language in this novel is one of its most effective elements and truely I would rate this book as one of the best.
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Tale O/Two Cities (Bn) (Oop) (Bloom's Notes) by Charles Dickens (Library Binding - Oct. 1995)
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