Oh, why?". But the sights and sounds of 'Dickens' London' — along with more traditional destinations like the Tower of London, St Paul's and Windsor Castle — filled her with delight.

"Gathered together over the past century and displayed in Dickens’s only surviving house in London, the Museum is filled with objects that define Dickens ... letters and original illustrations for ...

"Gathered together over the past century and displayed in Dickens’s only surviving house in London, the Museum ... books including Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol. Ranged across five floors ...

When his father was called to London again to be a clerk ... It makes sense, considering that some of Dickens’s best-known works, like A Christmas Carol, hinge on the supernatural.