Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens

Book Report on Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens

In his novel , Oliver Twist , Charles Dickens narrates a classical story (in a true life experience manner ) of a mistreated Orphan , named Oliver Twist . The story unfolds the adventure of Oliver Twist who lost both parents at a very tender age and thus lost his chances of decent living His mother died at childbirth , while his father was conspicuously absent in his life from the beginning . He spent his tender years in a far away babyfarm , where children were giving little or no care and treated

br with contempt "You needn 't mind sending up to me , if the child cries , nurse " said the surgeon , putting on his gloves with great deliberation "It 's very likely it will

Oliver Twist went from one sordid experience to another till providence eventually brought him face to face with his true identity and his heritage . In the end , he was adopted by a decent family and was bestowed a decent living he never had and had always dreamed of

When he was just nine years old , he was sent to the workhouse (the same place his mother had died while giving birth to him , where he met with unbearable hardship . It was the tradition of the workhouse to starve orphans , giving them just about enough to keep them alive . The staffs were not only insensitive to the needs of these orphans , they were also cruel to them . So when Oliver Twist went to meet Bumble , a...