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Oliver Twist(Illustrated) - cover

Oliver Twist(Illustrated)

Charles Dickens

Publisher: Micheal Smith

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Illustrated Edition: Includes 20 stunning illustrations bringing the vibrant world of Dickens to life.
	Comprehensive Summary: Dive into the heart of the story with a detailed summary.
	Character List: Get to know the unforgettable cast through comprehensive character descriptions.
	Author Biography: Explore the fascinating life of Charles Dickens, the literary genius behind this classic.

Step into the gritty streets of Victorian London with this beautifully illustrated edition of Charles Dickens's beloved classic, Oliver Twist. Follow the innocent and resilient Oliver, a young orphan navigating the treacherous underbelly of London, seeking love, family, and his place in the world. This edition not only vividly brings to life the trials and adventures of Oliver but also provides a deeper understanding of the timeless characters that populate Dickens's world—from the malevolent Bill Sikes to the kind-hearted Nancy, and the cunning Fagin.
With 20 captivating illustrations, this edition illuminates the novel's dark themes and Dickens's brilliant use of irony, humor, and social critique. Whether you're a lifelong fan or discovering Oliver Twist for the first time, this illustrated edition offers a rich reading experience. It includes a detailed summary to guide you through the twists and turns of the plot and a comprehensive list of characters, helping you keep track of Dickens's expansive cast. Additionally, delve into the life of Charles Dickens himself with an included biography, understanding the man whose personal experiences and observations of social injustice inspired this enduring work.
Oliver Twist is more than just a novel; it's a passionate call for social reform, a showcase of Dickens's wit and storytelling prowess, and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. This illustrated edition promises not only to enchant and entertain but also to inspire thought and conversation about the issues that continue to resonate today. Embrace the chance to explore the depths of human nature, the stark realities of society, and the power of compassion through the eyes of one of literature's most enduring characters.

 
Available since: 01/10/2024.

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