The sixth book in the 'Youth Bridge Classics' series, tailored to the eye level of teenagers, is Charles Dickens' masterpiece, 'Oliver Twist'.
Oliver Twist, an orphan boy who lost his mother at birth, does not lose his love and courage in the midst of a dark and miserable reality and eventually finds happiness.


Charles Dickens's vivid character portrayals and sharp social criticism resonated with the public who were living difficult lives, and the truths and lessons of life that flow through young Oliver's arduous journey deeply moved readers.
The author's philosophy of not turning a blind eye to reality is alive and well, and this work has been loved transcending time since its publication.


The commentary included at the end of the book contains a wealth of photographic material and various stories about the work and the author.
We take an in-depth look at the life of Charles Dickens, who never put down his pen throughout his life, and how the social realities of 19th-century England are reflected in his works.