Oliver Twist Finds A Home

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UWA Press, Australia

I Education, Korea

 

This book is a companion to Pip and the Convict.

 

‘Please, sir, I want some more.’ When Oliver Twist, a half-starved orphan, does the unthinkable and dares to ask for more, his hard life at the workhouse is over. But will his next placement – as an undertaker’s apprentice ­ be any happier? In this retelling of the opening chapters of Dickens’ classic, young readers discover the cruel but colourful world of nineteenth century England as Oliver searches for a new home.

 

Nigel Gray is the ideal writer to adapt the early chapters of Dickens’ epic tale. An ideal children’s picture book. The Age

 

A picture book for all ages told with integrity and compassion. A book to be treasured. Reading Time

 

A simple but moving introduction to Dickens’ epic tale.  Bookseller and Publisher