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Oliver Twist - George Cruikshank, Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
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This book is a Kindle Serial. Kindle Serials are stories published in episodes, with future episodes delivered at no additional cost. This serial currently contains eight episodes out of 24 total episodes, and new episodes will be delivered every week.Written by Charles Dickens in 1837, this... show more
This book is a Kindle Serial. Kindle Serials are stories published in episodes, with future episodes delivered at no additional cost. This serial currently contains eight episodes out of 24 total episodes, and new episodes will be delivered every week.Written by Charles Dickens in 1837, this classic tale is now available to be read as it was originally published: as a serial.Oliver Twist is a young and vulnerable orphan born into Victorian London’s miserable workhouses – homes for the poor and disadvantaged. At a young age, Oliver decides to take his life into his own hands and runs away from the workhouse that has been his home for his entire life. Finding his way to London, Oliver quickly falls in with the Artful Dodger, who leads the innocent Oliver to the infamous criminal Fagin. As Oliver stumbles through the dangerous corners of London’s dark underbelly, he only has his wits to depend on as he tries to escape a life as one of Fagin’s underlings.Episode ListAn additional episode will be delivered every week until the book is complete. New episodes will be added to the same book on your Kindle, keeping your place and retaining your notes and highlights. You'll be notified via email when a new episode has been delivered.Episode 1: Released on September 6, 2012. 20 pages. Chapters 1 and 2, originally released in February 1837.Episode 2: Released on September 13, 2012. 22 pages. Chapters 3 and 4, originally released in March 1837.Episode 3: Released on September 19, 2012. 23 pages. Chapters 5 and 6, originally released in April 1837.Episode 4: Released on September 26, 2012. 22 pages. Chapters 7 and 8, originally released in May 1837.Episode 5: Released on October 3, 2012. 27 pages. Chapters 9 - 11, originally released in July 1837.Episode 6: Released on October 10, 2012. 25 pages. Chapters 12 and 13, originally released in August 1837.Episode 7: Released on October 17, 2012. 25 pages. Chapters 14 and 15, originally released in September 1837.Episode 8: Released on October 24, 2012. 27 pages. Chapters 16 and 17, originally released in November 1837.Discuss the episodes with other readers in this book’s Customer Discussions Forum on Amazon.com.
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Format: kindle
ISBN: 9781611092509
ASIN: B00916521Q
Publisher: Amazon Publishing
Pages no: 268
Edition language: English
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Aren's Library
Aren's Library rated it
4.0 Oliver Twist
Enjoyable and sad. Definitely worth the read.
riley
riley rated it
4.5 Pretty much a classic
Dickens second novel is a landmark is socially conscious novels and I can well imagine the impact it had on the reading public, given not only its story of a helpless young boy, but also the description with which Dickens captures, with a great deal of vividness, the lives of the poorer people in gr...
Cody's Bookshelf
Cody's Bookshelf rated it
4.0 OLIVER TWIST Review
Synopsis: Brought into the world by a drunken nurse and an inept surgeon, innocent young Oliver Twist couldn’t have known the mysterious circumstances surrounding his birth—that his mother had been discovered wandering the streets, near bursting with child, and had died ignominiously on the cold bed...
Books Less Travelled
Books Less Travelled rated it
4.0 Oliver Twist
Cover: Fitting Rating Up 4 dismal starsOverall: An interesting readCharacters: Well writtenPlot: Follow young Oliver into the dark, back-alleys of LondonPage Turner: Yes, for some Series Cont.? N/a Recommend YesFavorite Character: the Artful DodgerSUMMARY (50 word or so)This book is... not for eve...
Abandoned by user
Abandoned by user rated it
3.5 Please Sir, Can I Have Some More
Oliver Twist. The injustice. The hypocrisy. The melodrama. There is something so satisfyingly symmetrical about reading Oliver Twist in the very week that one of America's most perniciously vicious public moralizers - and by that phrase, I mean the Duggar family - completely and hopefully irrevoc...
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