Oliver Twist

The central theme of hardship faced by the dispossessed is vividly portrayed in this enduring story. Following the life of a young orphan, it explores the struggles and injustices of 19th-century England. As Oliver navigates a world filled with poverty and crime, he encounters a cast of memorable characters, each contributing to the narrative's exploration of social issues. Published in installments, this novel highlights Dickens' keen observations of society and his advocacy for the vulnerable.