Oliver Twist

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens is a powerful tale of innocence, poverty, and survival set in the harsh streets of 19th-century London. Through the eyes of a young orphan, Dickens exposes the struggles of the poor, the cruelty of workhouses, and the dangers lurking in urban life — all while exploring themes of hope, morality, and the search for belonging. From the infamous Fagin and the Artful Dodger to the sinister Bill Sikes, this classic introduces some of the most memorable characters in literature. Oliver’s resilience in the face of hardship remains a timeless reminder of courage and compassion.