Great Expectations

Focusing on the journey of Pip, an orphan in mid-nineteenth century London, the narrative explores profound themes such as wealth, poverty, love, and moral triumph. This novel exemplifies Dickensian literature, showcasing the author's keen social critique and memorable characters. Renowned for his impactful storytelling, Dickens remains a pivotal figure in Victorian literature. This new edition features an introductory chapter from G. K. Chesterton's Appreciations and Criticisms, enhancing readers' understanding of Dickens's enduring legacy.