Charles Dickens (Oliver Twist)

Charles Dickens was a renowned 19th-century British author known for his detailed social commentary and vivid characters. In "Oliver Twist," Dickens tells the story of an orphan boy who faces adversity and exploitation in a grim Victorian London. The novel highlights issues like child labor, poverty, and criminal underworlds, emphasizing Dickens's concern for social justice. Through Oliver’s innocent perspective, Dickens exposes the harsh realities faced by the poor while advocating for compassion and societal reform. His work remains a powerful exploration of morality, empathy, and the need for societal change.