Bantam Classics Oliver Twist, (Paperback)

from Alera

I read it fairly quickly, major plus. I don't know that I have an actual opinion. It was plodding and predictable...character point of view jumped around. It was a typical Dickens novel. I do howev...

from Meredy

Six-word review: Deservedly classic tale of orphan's survival. Extended review: Despite its verbosity, sentimentality, and exaggerated characterizations, how can you not love this book? Like a dog ...

from mansour_1991

oliver was born in 1800 in place called workhouse in england, but after that his mother died, so he lives 8 years in the same place where his mother died, after that they deside to make him work pi...

from penguinasana

The first Dickens' I've "read" and I'll be back for more. Dickens is masterful at painting a picture of the time and his dialogue and narration is fully of biting social satire. It's great to check...

from quaintlittlehead

I heard it said somewhere once that a first novel is always the author's most personal. Not so with Dickens, who had to let his thoughts churn over the concept behind "Oliver Twist" while experimen...