How many books did Charles Dickens write?

This is a question that has several answers. Charles Dickens is credited with writing 15 novels during the course of his lifetime. However, this has been debated as there are several smaller works that are considered to be “novels’ of Dickens. If we were to count these, then the number would rise to around 25.

The book titles include some of his notable works, as well as some lesser-known stories. Dickens even penned a volume of ghost stories, which were extremely popular in Victorian England. A Tale of Two Cities, Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, and Great Expectations are a few of the more widely read novels of Dickens. Some of his lesser works include Hard Times, Little Dorrit, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Barnaby Rudge, and Mugby Junction.

Additionally, he wrote quite a bit more than just novels. He is noted for having written hundreds of news articles. With the culmination of his lesser-known works, the number rises to around 70 complete stories and one that was unfinished at the time of his death.

Charles Dicken, a British novelist, editor, illustrator, social commentator and journalist wrote many books. Though the number of books he wrote is unknown, it is believe that Charles Dicken wrote at least 24.

These books include: Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, A Christmas Carol, Great Expectation, The Pickwick Papers, David Copperfield, Hard Times, Bleak house, Dombey and Son, Our Mutual Friend, The Old Curiosity, Little Dorrit, Nicholas Nickleby, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Hard Times for These Times, The battle of Life, Martin Chuzzlewit, The Signal Man and many others.