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Oliver Twist

Description

An adaption of Dickens's story of the orphan forced to practice thievery and live a life of crime in nineteenth-century London.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 1998-04-03
Summary: "I loved this book!"

I loved this book and I felt that Dickens did a wonderful job at making you feel as if you could almost jump into the book and understand the characters.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 1998-01-04
Summary: "Dickens is difficult to understand at first."

"Oliver Twist" was my introduction to Charles Dickens. His style of writing is difficult at first and I found myself looking up words in the dictionary in the first half of the book. He uses some words in a totally different ways; however I was still able to follow the story. This book was probably as realistic as it could get in the 19th century but since I am living in the 20th century the characters seem phony. They speak in flowery phrases. Very Victorian English,by Jove! "Pray, dear, do come and release the trouble that ails you so." Some characters, like the thieves, speak to intelligently. Even Oliver seems linguistly gifted for an undereducated,malnourished, physically and mentally abused orphan; and the ugly sexual elements are missing (not that I want it in there though.) I like happy endings and this book had one.Loose ends were tied and the antagonists got their just reward. A shiny, happy 19th century story. I am glad I read it. Its nice to read different sytles of writing. Now I can say " Yeah, I've read Dickens."