Featuring the Circumlocution Office, FTP, identify this Dickens novel whose title character is William's youngest daughter Amy.
Its original title was Nobody's Fault, and it is divided into two sections: "Poverty" and "Riches."  A striking image in this novel is at the start of book two, where the convent of St. Bernard is compared to a prison.  A subplot revolves around the title character's sister Fanny, who marries Mr. Merdle's stepson after her family becomes wealthy.  The title character's father spends half the novel in the Marshalsea Debtor's Prison, though he is released with the aid of Arthur Clennam.  Featuring the Circumlocution Office, FTP, identify this Dickens novel whose title character is William's youngest daughter Amy.
Its original title was Nobody's Fault, and it is divided into two sections: "Poverty" and "Riches."  
Little Dorrit