Charles Dickins had many inspirations to his writings, including his early lifes poverty, where he would be forced to work at a job 12 hours a day, where he prepared bottles of black shoe polish for the market, earning 6 shillings a day. Info cited at http://historicalbiographies.suite101.com/article.cfm/charles_dickens_early_life_of_poverty
because it was his insperation when he was little
she was inspired.....
Sidney Sheldon's novel the Doomsday Conspiracy.
tom ungerer inspired him to write for kids
no
As a youngster, Charles Dickens believed himself to be intelligent and imaginative. He felt he had a natural talent for storytelling and was determined to become a successful writer. Dickens was ambitious and confident in his abilities from a young age.
Charles Dickens is considered a reformist writer.
Charles loved books he read books until he had an idea how to write intresting books.
yes
She always wrote every day and loved reading books and decided in high school to become a writer
Dickens
Yes he was!