1. Oliver Twist (1838) - Charles Dickens "Twist and shout: Oliver reformed orphanages." In the nineteenth century, Dickens introduced us to Oliver Twist, a story of child labor, poverty, and the dark underworld of London. The novel's portrayal of orphanages and workhouses sparked public outrage and led to reforms, improving the lives of countless children. … Continue reading 6 Novels in English That Made a Difference in the Society
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