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Oliver Twist

Oliver Twist

Dickens, Charles

Paperback

General Juvenile Fiction

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ISBN10: 8175993707
ISBN13: 9788175993709
Publisher: Fingerprint
Published: May 1 2016
Pages: 464
Weight: 0.79
Height: 1.10 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.70
Language: English
Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens is a powerful work of classic English literature, Victorian fiction, and social commentary. The novel follows young Oliver, an orphan born into poverty who endures the harsh conditions of the workhouse system before being drawn into the dangerous streets and criminal underworld of nineteenth-century London.

As Oliver encounters cruelty, deception, and exploitation, he also meets figures who offer compassion, protection, and the possibility of a better life. From the manipulative Fagin and the threatening Bill Sikes to the compassionate Mr. Brownlow, Dickens creates a memorable cast of characters who reveal both the brutality and humanity of Victorian society.

Rich in poverty, child welfare, social injustice, morality, crime, and resilience, Oliver Twist exposes the failures of institutions meant to protect society's most vulnerable. Through Oliver's innocence and endurance, Dickens examines class inequality, corruption, compassion, and the contrast between those who exploit weakness and those who respond with kindness.

Dramatic, emotionally compelling, and socially significant, Oliver Twist is ideal for students, teachers, and readers interested in Charles Dickens, Victorian literature, historical fiction, social reform novels, and classic coming-of-age stories. Its unforgettable characters, suspenseful plot, and enduring critique of poverty and injustice continue to make it one of Dickens's most widely read novels.

Why should readers pick this book?

  • A Powerful Victorian Classic: Follow Oliver's journey from the workhouse to the streets of London as he confronts poverty, crime, betrayal, and the struggle to find safety and belonging.
  • Memorable Characters & Social Commentary: Encounter Fagin, Bill Sikes, Mr. Brownlow, and other iconic figures in a story that exposes inequality, institutional cruelty, and social corruption.
  • Ideal for Students & Classic Literature Readers: Perfect for readers of Dickens, Victorian fiction, historical novels, social reform literature, and emotionally driven coming-of-age stories.

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