The Hole in the Wall

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Set in the gritty underbelly of London's East End, this novel follows the lives of impoverished characters navigating a world of crime and desperation. The story centers on a young boy who becomes embroiled in the harsh realities of his environment, encountering a cast of vivid personalities that reflect the struggles of the working class. Themes of social inequality and the impact of environment on character are prevalent, providing a stark portrayal of life in Victorian England. Morrison's narrative captures both the darkness and resilience of his characters.