I read this book for the past couple months for my 11th grade accelerated english class and I thought it would be a dull book but I thouroughly enjoyed reading it. I didn't want it to end, I just wanted to keep reading it. I would reccomend anyone reading this book. The only bad part about me reading it was that I had to make a dialectical journal about it so I had to stop reading and journal it, and it was a little slow in the beginning but picked up rather quickly.
Hi!,<br>I cannot believe you have just started reading this at school in 11th grade! I am 12(in the 7th grade)and we are having to read this for our end of year exams.
I have recently read Oliver Twist, as it was part of our curriculum for the eleventh grade. and i must say it is a beauty. It is one of the best novels i haev ever read. it has all the themes that is to be expected of a great nineteenth century novel, grinding poverty, crime and that of social structure. it is really a fabolous novel, a must read ten out of ten novel.
Many eleventh graders study British Literature and Oliver Twist can be part of their course. I didn't read it for school. I enjoyed and found it captivated me from the first. It was especially intriguing because I had a vague idea of the plot , but didn't actually know how it ended.
I've read Oliver Twist some years ago, and liked it a lot. both the plot and the characters were well-done, even if poor Dickens, when pubblished the chapters on the journals, had to adapt the novel according the taste of the pubblic. long but nice to read.
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