Oliver Twist

Oliver Twist is a child who was born in a workhouse and became an orphan. Because he had the courage to ask for more food, he was expelled from the poorhouse and joined an undertaker. He runs away after being mistreated there, but this time he falls into the hands of the pickpocket Fagin and his gang. An unexpected future awaits Oliver, who embarks on incredible adventures to escape the clutches of the terrible Fagin in the cruel environment of the underworld...

19. Charles Dickens, who is considered the greatest novelist of the 21st century English literature, turns to a sharp social criticism based on the London life of the period in Oliver Twist, which he published after his first work, The Adventures of Mr. Pickwick. Oliver Twist, which depicts the hypocrisy of the rich and the deep wounds that poverty inflicts on the human soul in a very impressive style, is both a strong defender of the despised of this world and an adventure novel that does not lose its grip from beginning to end.


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 552

Printing Year: 2016
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e-Book:

Number of Pages: 449

Print Year: 2009


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Publishing

Number of Pages: 552

First Printing Year: 2009

Language: Turkish