The book "Appraisals and Criticisms of the Works of Charles Dickens" by the famous English writer and philosopher Gilbert Keith Chesterton is an important work for those interested in the literature of the 19th century. In this edition, the author addresses the work of Charles Dickens with special love and admiration, considering his works as a reflection of the social, political and ethical aspects of his time. Chesterton analyzes in detail various aspects of Dickens' work, revealing the psychology of the characters, studying the plots and understanding the symbolism. He explores both deep humanistic values and acute social problems present in the novels of Charles Dickens. Chesterton notes the skill of the writer in creating vivid images filled with laughter, grief, love and disappointment. This book will be a valuable resource for fans of Charles Dickens, as well as anyone interested in literature and literary criticism. Gilbert Keith Chesterton's edition is noted for its depth of analysis and emotional approach to the work of the great master of words of the 19th century.