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Oliver Twist is the story which tells us about the injustice and cruelty suffered by the poor children and how the orphan children starved and were neglected in the poor houses in Victorian England. This is best shown by Dickens in the story when young Oliver asks for more food on behalf of his poor friends. The story revolves round a struggle where poor children were forced even to steal for a living by evil men. Will Oliver be successful in his battle for a decent livelihood? Will he ever achieve security and happiness in his life? Dickens provides us a social document that makes us aware of the injustice which prevailed in contemporary England.
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Powerful Victorian tale of innocence and social injustice.
Who is this book for?
If you're drawn to stories that reveal harsh realities through compelling characters, Oliver Twist is a must-read. Dickens's vivid storytelling captures the plight of orphaned children, making you feel their struggles and hopes. It’s a timeless reminder of social injustice that still resonates today, making it both a moving and thought-provoking read.
