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thanks for your help!!

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thank you so much for your page! it has helped me understand what is going on in a tale of two cities and to understand the characters a little better. thanks again!

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I had to do this huge research paper on a n author and a famous work, so I chose Dickens and TOTC. I was a t a loss as to where to get a timeline, which I used to write my paper. Thanx soooo much!!!!

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Thanks SO MUCH for making this page. We had to read 1/2 of this book and watch the second 1/2 on video for finals in high school. Because I am not used to Dickens refined language, I had a hard time trying to put the pieces of the plot of this book together. Thanks again for helping me understand! :)

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Hey Ewe!!! I'm at work and showing off this page..everyone here is very impressed...will show it off to a few more tomorrow..... PPPPPBBBBBBBBTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!

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In our freshman English class at Wachusett Regional High School we are currently reading a Tale of Two Cities. Our teacher is pretty tough. This page held in understanding. Thanks for putting it together.

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You kept spelling Charles' last name wrong. It's "Evrémonde" not Evremond. Still, great site :)

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You, Sir, are excellent! Your page is great and i found everything that i needed with the book. as a student (and through our point of view) i believe you saved many people's lives! (not litterally!) best of luck in all your endeavours! Melissa

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Thanks a lot. This site saved me when it came time to write several essays on the book. I really like the layout of the site, keep up the good work !! -Nikko

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you should put the page numbers on the symbolism page. thanks that would really help

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Very well organized and easy to use