Peacock''s memoirs

Charles Dickens takes us in (Peacock''s Diaries) through long, endless journeys of travel, exciting adventures, wondrous tales, and strange stories, so that we do not know - when we finish reading a chapter - what the next chapter will take us to? The book consists of sequences of stories, or it is a novel divided into places and times, so that the reader can say with great satisfaction: "(Peacock''s memoirs) are a book to record the conditions of English society when Dickens was alive." The reader will see in this book all the characters that may come to mind, and it also deals with all the topics that societies discuss... It is a book that combines humor with seriousness, and laughter with crying. He is suitable to be a good companion and a sociable friend