Orphan's Tears (Selected Works of Young Literature in the World) (Selected Works of Young Literature in the World)

Author: Charles Dickens
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: "Selected Classics of World Youth Literature" is compiled according to the new curriculum standards for primary and secondary schools, making it the authoritative reading material for students. It is the best-selling youth edition of classic literature in the Chinese-speaking world! The selected books in "Selected Classics of World Youth Literature" are both classic and to the lives and psychology of teenagers. The rewritten content of the classics is concise, fluent in language, and retains the original essence in overall style. It is particularly worth mentioning that "Selected Classics of World Youth Literature" introduces the historical background, customs, author information, adaptations, and anecdotes of the works in an illustrated form, becoming a miniature encyclopedia for interpreting classics. This provides young readers with help in better understanding the stories, grasping the essence of the works, and broadening their reading horizons.
A biting wind was howling fiercely. Along the way, Oliver quietly followed Bill. Soon, they came to a bridge. When Oliver lifted his foot to cross the bridge with Bill, an orphan boy, merely wanting a little more porridge, was driven out of the orphanage and began his journey in life. He met kind-hearted elders, stumbled into a gang of thieves, and was then kidnapped by a ruthless murderer. What will Oliver's fate be?