W5 Charles Dickens, later reprint

Notes

Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens is a classic novel that tells the story of an orphaned boy who escapes a harsh workhouse and falls into the hands of a group of criminals in London. As Oliver navigates a world of poverty, crime, and corruption, his innocence and kindness persist. The novel is a social commentary on the grim conditions faced by the poor, especially children, in 19th-century England, highlighting issues like child labor and class injustice.

Description

Blue pebble leather hardback copy with black lettering on the spine and illustrated dust jacket with depiction of Oliver Twist and red lettering on the cover and spine. Small spots of pigment loss on the corners and top of spine of dust jacket. Browning to pages over time