A review by dnglvr
Barnaby Rudge by Charles Dickens

After finishing Little Dorrit and Bleak House, both excellent books, decided to read all of Dickens in order of publication. Not surprisingly he continues to improve as an author with each successive novel. Barnaby Rudge is his fifth book set historically in the times of anti-Catholic riots in England. This is his most complex novel of the first five with interesting characters, excellent story telling, entertaining dialogues, and well done social criticism.