Fine, with fine bright blue, illustrated dust jacket. Small remainder mark on bottom edge. An introductory essay by Graham Greene. The riveting, timeless story of Oliver Twist, who ends up in an orphanage, is then sold to an undertaker, and eventually lands in the hands of the famous Fagin, who runs a pack of young pickpockets working the streets of Victorian London. The happy ending makes up for it all-- but on the way to the finish you find yourself mesmerized by his journey and the harrowing events that take place. A great read for adults and children alike.

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