Oliver Twist

Set in an unnamed town, the narrative begins in a workhouse, a common institution in various locales. It introduces the protagonist, born under grim circumstances that reflect the social issues of the time. The story explores themes of poverty and the human condition, delving into the struggles faced by those in the workhouse and the societal indifference surrounding them. This classic work serves as a critique of social injustices, inviting readers to reflect on the lives of the marginalized.