Little Dorrit (LARGE PRINT ANNOTATED)

Through sharp satire, the narrative critiques Victorian society and its government, highlighting the absence of a social safety net. The story exposes the injustices and hardships faced by the lower classes, illustrating the stark contrast between wealth and poverty. Dickens employs vivid characters and situations to convey the urgent need for social reform, making a powerful statement about the responsibilities of society towards its most vulnerable members.