Oliver Twist

Another classic by Dickens, this novel explores themes of poverty and resilience, with a strong focus on character development and social commentary.

This Dickens novel shares themes of social class and personal growth, following an orphan's journey through a world of expectations and disappointments.

A story of an orphaned girl navigating a harsh world, with themes of social criticism and the quest for love and belonging.

Set in a similar era, this novel deals with themes of poverty, injustice, and redemption, centered around a cast of vividly drawn characters.

Though lighter in tone, this novel explores the adventures of a young boy, capturing the spirit of youth and societal observations in 19th-century America.

A story of transformation and healing, this novel features children overcoming adversity and finding friendship and belonging.

While more gothic in style, this novel delves into themes of social class and complex human emotions, similar to the depth found in Dickens's work.

This Dickens classic combines historical drama with themes of sacrifice and redemption, set against the backdrop of the French Revolution.

A satirical portrayal of British society, this novel examines themes of social ambition and morality through its vividly drawn characters.

This novel explores themes of family, societal expectations, and personal struggle, with richly developed characters and emotional depth.