Oliver Twist

The Bottom Line: The most accessible of the Dickens tales, Oliver Twist is a great book with a protagonist that will touch your heart.

Review: Dickens has always been a bit beyond me; I could comprehend the writing, but I couldn t enjoy it. I did wrestle my way through David Copperfield; I got 2/3 through A Tale of Two Cities; and my mom read Great Expectations aloud to me a few years ago...

The Bottom Line: Perhaps not Dickens best work but a must read all the same.

Review: Among all of the works of Charles Dickens, perhaps none explores the plight of those least able to defend themselves in early nineteenth century England, the orphans, as does Oliver Twist. Certainly, Dickens novels invariably have some commentary on...

The Bottom Line: Written in a bye gone age it gives readers an insight into how life was in Victorian England. Writers today cannot surpass it.

Review: "Please Sir, I want some more"..........

I wonder if there is anybody who wouldn't be able to give the name of the poor urchin who uttered those words. Oliver Twist and the author, Charles Dickens are known to lovers of classics worldwide...

Review: Oliver Twist is among the best known books by Charles Dickens. This tale of an orphans progress through 19th century London is an emotional roller coaster guaranteed and an engaging one at that. It is an adventure as well, and a murder mystery, and...

Review: Anguish! That's all this book is through each and every page. I limit myself to one Dickens book per year after Oliver Twist because I can't handle as much heartache as he delivers any more frequently.

This is the tale of a little orphaned...

The Bottom Line: It wasn't at all what I expected from a boy to live through.

Review: Oliver Twist is an outrageous book and is full of adventure for the first page. I think that if Charles writes a sequel to it, it would be just as fun as the first one and would be really good too. If Oliver was a real boy, then I think that he must...

The Bottom Line: Read the book, it has a great and happy ending for Oliver!

Review: A young boy, name Oliver Twist was raised in a work house. He ran away from the work house and met up with a bad group of people. Oliver didn't realize his new friends were thieves. The leader of the group took in homeless boys to use them as...

Review: If you are not familiar with Charles Dickens books, than the language will through you off at first. Though, after you get by the language, you'll find a will written and well planned out book. Oliver Twist the movie, very closely follows the book...