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The narrative follows orphan Oliver Twist, who escapes a grim apprenticeship and finds himself in London's underbelly, encountering a gang of juvenile pickpockets led by Fagin. Dickens presents a stark portrayal of crime and the harsh realities faced by orphans in 19th-century London, addressing issues like child labor and societal hypocrisy. Drawing inspiration from real-life accounts and his own experiences, the novel serves as an early social commentary. Its enduring legacy includes numerous adaptations, such as the acclaimed musical "Oliver!" and Disney's animated "Oliver & Company."
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Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens
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- 2018
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- Title
- Oliver Twist
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Charles Dickens
- Publisher
- Simon & Brown
- Released
- 2018
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 556
- ISBN13
- 9781731701305
- Category
- Fiction
- Description
- The narrative follows orphan Oliver Twist, who escapes a grim apprenticeship and finds himself in London's underbelly, encountering a gang of juvenile pickpockets led by Fagin. Dickens presents a stark portrayal of crime and the harsh realities faced by orphans in 19th-century London, addressing issues like child labor and societal hypocrisy. Drawing inspiration from real-life accounts and his own experiences, the novel serves as an early social commentary. Its enduring legacy includes numerous adaptations, such as the acclaimed musical "Oliver!" and Disney's animated "Oliver & Company."