... childhood sights and experiences into their novels. This creates a very important effect, it helps the reader get a clearer picture of each child's life because it helps them get lost in the characters that they actually believe what they are reading is real it may also give them a better understanding of the characters thoughts and feelings if they think that that could actually happen. It helps make ... children at this time were looked upon as young adults. Charles Dickens's novel can also be compared to the modern novel' Catcher In The Rye. This novel is one of the first modern nove...

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