1. Charles Dickens
Who, What, When, Where, Why,
How did he become famous, How do people still know
about him?
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2. Who was Charles
Dickens?
Charles Dickens (full name Charles John
Huffam Dickens) was an English writer who
was born on the 7 February 1812 and died
on the 9 June 1870 at age 58.
Charles Dickens wrote 20-30 books in the
1800’s most of which are still the most
famous books today including, Oliver Twist
and Great Expectations.
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3. What Did Charles
Dickens do?
Charles Dickens was an author who wrote
many great novels, including some which are
still as relevant exciting and engaging as they
were in the 1800’s when Dickens wrote
them.
Charles’s books were published in serial form
which means they were spliced and put into
Newspapers for people to read each week.
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4. When Was Charles
Dickens [ ? ]
Charles Dickens was born on the 7 February
1812 and died on the 9 June 1870 at age 58.
Charles Dickens wrote books in a way that
engaged the people of the 1800’s that their
love for the books is still here today.
Back in the 1800’s He was the most famous
writer in England and is still widely read to
date.
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5. Where Did Charles
Dickens Live
Charles Dickens was born in the town of
Portsmouth, England ... and died in Kent,
England
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6. How Did Charles Dickens
Become So Famous?
I think that Charles Dickens is so famous
because his book were widely read and
enjoyed by people all over the world. People
could find many new and interesting things in
his novels.
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7. How Do People Still Know
About Charles Dickens
I think that Charles Dickens is still well
known today because he thought of many
quotes that are used today. He also wrote
book that people around the world liked and
even waited long periods of time just to read
a chapter. His novels have also been
converted to movies for people to enjoy.
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8. Bibliography
Wikipedia
BBC
Charles Dickens Picture
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