Great Expectations
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Part of Penguin's beautiful hardback Clothbound Classics series， designed by the award-winning Coralie Bickford-Smith， these delectable and collectible editions are bound in high-quality colourful， tactile cloth with foil stamped into the design。
Pip doesn't expect much from life。。。His sister makes it clear that her orphaned little brother is nothing but a burden on her。 But suddenly things begin to change。 Pip's narrow existence is blown apart when he finds an escaped criminal， is summoned to visit a mysterious old woman and meets the icy beauty Estella。 Most astoundingly of all， an anonymous person gives him money to begin a new life in London。
Are these events as random as they seem？ Or does Pip's fate hang on a series of coincidences he could never have expected？
Pip doesn't expect much from life。。。His sister makes it clear that her orphaned little brother is nothing but a burden on her。 But suddenly things begin to change。 Pip's narrow existence is blown apart when he finds an escaped criminal， is summoned to visit a mysterious old woman and meets the icy beauty Estella。 Most astoundingly of all， an anonymous person gives him money to begin a new life in London。
Are these events as random as they seem？ Or does Pip's fate hang on a series of coincidences he could never have expected？
Reviews
Danielle
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A long overdue re-read！ I love this book！ I can't believe I used to teach it （it's so long！） and I probably won't teach it again， but it's a work I hope to revisit again and again。 Love， forgiveness， redemption， grace。。。it has it all。 Also - some of the funniest scenes and descriptions written in the English language。 I use the description of Mrs。 Joe buttering bread and getting pins and needles stuck in the bread from her apron as an example of characterization and 'show， don't tell' when teach A long overdue re-read！ I love this book！ I can't believe I used to teach it （it's so long！） and I probably won't teach it again， but it's a work I hope to revisit again and again。 Love， forgiveness， redemption， grace。。。it has it all。 Also - some of the funniest scenes and descriptions written in the English language。 I use the description of Mrs。 Joe buttering bread and getting pins and needles stuck in the bread from her apron as an example of characterization and 'show， don't tell' when teaching creative writing。 。。。more
꧁ ꕥ James ꕥ ꧂
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Great Expectations is Dickens thirteenth novel and often cited as his greatest work， and whilst this is not an all time favourite， I can see why people love this book。 Ultimately this is a coming of age novel as we follow Pip， an orphan， from age six into his later life across these 500 pages。 Along Pips journey we meet some iconic characters， namely Estella and Miss Havisham （and her famous wedding dress）。 Dickens discussion on topics of wealth and poverty， love and rejection were well realised Great Expectations is Dickens thirteenth novel and often cited as his greatest work， and whilst this is not an all time favourite， I can see why people love this book。 Ultimately this is a coming of age novel as we follow Pip， an orphan， from age six into his later life across these 500 pages。 Along Pips journey we meet some iconic characters， namely Estella and Miss Havisham （and her famous wedding dress）。 Dickens discussion on topics of wealth and poverty， love and rejection were well realised。 Great Expectations for me was engaging enough so I was able to enjoy my reading experience， however I am just not a classics reader。 Almost every classic I read， I have an issue with the writing style and the pacing。 This was a long enough book for not a lot to happen， and due to the old writing style， it takes a while to adjust。 Enjoyed my time reading this！！ 。。。more
Oscar Gonzalez
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Un libro que ya se ganó un lugar entre mis favoritos。 Muy agradable de leer， lleno de humor fino que de verdad lleva a la risa en más de una ocasión， ágil en los diálogos， y que únicamente pierde algo de encanto cuando Pip divaga y se extravía， confundido respecto al motivo， al origen y el destino de sus grandes expectativas。 Mientras brilla su porvenir， el invierno， la niebla y la humedad opresiva envuelven todo el ambiente; cuando todo parece derrumbarse el sol brilla y la naturaleza florece。U Un libro que ya se ganó un lugar entre mis favoritos。 Muy agradable de leer， lleno de humor fino que de verdad lleva a la risa en más de una ocasión， ágil en los diálogos， y que únicamente pierde algo de encanto cuando Pip divaga y se extravía， confundido respecto al motivo， al origen y el destino de sus grandes expectativas。 Mientras brilla su porvenir， el invierno， la niebla y la humedad opresiva envuelven todo el ambiente; cuando todo parece derrumbarse el sol brilla y la naturaleza florece。Una galería de personajes inolvidables， pintados en dos trazos。 Todos están vivos y pueden distinguirse plenamente en todo su color。 Algunos tratan de hacer el mayor bien posible a Pip; otros pretenden exactamente lo contrario， cada uno por diversas razones， pero unidos por hechos del pasado， aunque casi todos desconocen esos vínculos。 En general nadie logra lo que se proponía y sus actos llevan al efecto opuesto。A pesar de la extrema locura de Miss Havisham， de la total frialdad de Estella， de la ilimitada lealtad de Pocket y Joe， de la casi absurda intención de Magwitch y de la inescrupulosa y altamente efectiva capacidad legal de Jaggers， ninguno parece inverosímil。 Es posible darle rostro a cada uno y ninguno parece exagerado。Pip finalmente llega a ser un caballero， si lo que debemos entender por tal es una persona que no se dedica a nada en concreto， sino a derrochar dinero que no ganó: en suma， un caballero no debe trabajar， es una vergüenza ser un empleado， pero ese parece ser su destino。 Una vez que se disuelven sus esperanzas， consiente serlo。 Los últimos capítulos se espera con ansia un vuelco en su suerte: después de todo Pip es un buen muchacho， como lo atestigua la sincera estima que muchos le tienen。Pip no es un debilucho: como aprendiz de herrero es muy fuerte， y así lo demostró a Pocket en su momento。 No tuvo educación formal， solo creció， fue muy maltratado por su hermana， pero nunca pierde su buen natural。 Muy joven， adolescente， deja su casa， se le soluciona la vida y rápidamente pierde el piso。 Se olvida de sus amigos y pierde la oportunidad de cambiar su entorno， aún así es el responsable de la fortuna de Pocket y su familia。Lleno de contradicciones， muy humano， queda finalmente la pregunta ¿Que le faltó a Pip？ 。。。more
Alessandra Bassi
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Meraviglioso！ Sempre ironico e auto-ironico， più che di speranze il romanzo parla di aspettative: sì， quelle che ci aiutano e insieme ci condannano alla perenne disillusione。 Una speranza è leggera e sa di essere appesa al nulla: è una onesta emozione， è il battito del cuore， è solo， appunto， la nostra speranza。 Ma le aspettative sono diverse: si installano nella mente e ci sembrano certe e vicine， le vediamo come realtà， come fossero concretamente sulla via di realizzarsi。 In ciò che succede tr Meraviglioso！ Sempre ironico e auto-ironico， più che di speranze il romanzo parla di aspettative: sì， quelle che ci aiutano e insieme ci condannano alla perenne disillusione。 Una speranza è leggera e sa di essere appesa al nulla: è una onesta emozione， è il battito del cuore， è solo， appunto， la nostra speranza。 Ma le aspettative sono diverse: si installano nella mente e ci sembrano certe e vicine， le vediamo come realtà， come fossero concretamente sulla via di realizzarsi。 In ciò che succede troviamo di solito conferme alle aspettative e non vediamo contraddizioni （non perché non ce ne siano。。。）。 Siamo fatti così， e il grande Dickens questo ci racconta， con affetto e delicatezza。 。。。more
Lea
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 4 A-Stars 🌟 Damn you Dickens！ We’ve never been good friends， but I was hooked from the get-go of the second volume。 MA read for sensation literature 🌻 Can we all agree that Joe is the epitome of all that’s great and holy。 I actually cried reading this book - the relationship between Magwitch and Pip took me by surprise， fucked me over， and made me sob like baby。 And I know it’s an unpopular opinion， but I’m glad Pip and Estella got their happy ending。 I KNOW it’s not the original ending， but it’ 4 A-Stars 🌟 Damn you Dickens！ We’ve never been good friends， but I was hooked from the get-go of the second volume。 MA read for sensation literature 🌻 Can we all agree that Joe is the epitome of all that’s great and holy。 I actually cried reading this book - the relationship between Magwitch and Pip took me by surprise， fucked me over， and made me sob like baby。 And I know it’s an unpopular opinion， but I’m glad Pip and Estella got their happy ending。 I KNOW it’s not the original ending， but it’s the ending that Dickens had the decency to re-write。 Thank god Wilkie Collins or whoever victorian author told him to ditch the depressing af ending， and give us just a smidge of happiness。 。。。more
selena
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eh it’s ok。 i have to write an essay about this。
Angie
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I had to read this novel in high school， but to be totally honest， I barely remembered anything about it。 As someone who wants to start getting back into classic novels， I decided to revisit it， and I can say that I'm pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed it。I'll start by saying that I enjoyed this story a lot more in my 30s than I did as a teenager。 I didn't appreciate it when I was forced to read it as a 15/16-year-old。 I really liked the dramatic differences between all the characters。 I had to read this novel in high school， but to be totally honest， I barely remembered anything about it。 As someone who wants to start getting back into classic novels， I decided to revisit it， and I can say that I'm pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed it。I'll start by saying that I enjoyed this story a lot more in my 30s than I did as a teenager。 I didn't appreciate it when I was forced to read it as a 15/16-year-old。 I really liked the dramatic differences between all the characters。 Joe and Pip were easily my two favorite characters。 I loved their relationship and the fact that， despite their faults， they were still extremely likable。 I honestly wished I could hug Joe through the pages of the novel because he was just that sweet of a guy。 I don't know what the heck he saw in Pip's older sister， who seemed extremely abusive， but I think the way he dealt with that relationship just gave me another reason to love him。 He saw the best in people。 And Pip， even though he had so many problems and had such low self esteem， was someone I loved simply because he was someone I could easily relate to。 Biddy was also a wonderful character that I found easy to love。 Miss Havisham， though she was a cruel character， was so unique that I enjoyed her parts of the story as well。 Almost everyone was unique and interesting。I can't give this novel a full five stars， though。 The main reasons involve certain elements of the plot and one specific character。 The one character in question is Estella。 I hated her so much， I wanted to slap Pip every time he thought about how much he loved her。 There was nothing to love about her。 She was so nasty and cruel that I had no idea how he could have liked her so much。 It had to have been her beauty on the outside， because there was no beauty on the inside！ I was actually hoping they *didn't* get together， simply because Estella was such a terrible person and Pip deserved so much better。The issue I had with the plot is kind of hard to describe。 I will have slight spoilers here， but nothing giving too much away for those of you who want to read it。 I liked everything separately （Pip's connection with the convict， the connection with the person who attacked his sister， his relationship with Miss Havisham， etc。） They were all enjoyable， but I didn't like how they blended together。 The plot seemed to jump all over the place with these elements。 First there's the convict， then there's Miss Havisham， then there's the convict again， then there's the person who attacked his sister approaching him， then there's Estella's true parents being revealed， then there's the convict again。。。！ It just jumped all over and didn't blend as well as it could have。 I'm not saying I didn't enjoy these elements; I just didn't like how Dickens wrote them all separately and made it awkwardly blocky rather than working to blend them together in a better fashion。So， all in all， I enjoyed this novel。 I would suggest it to anyone who wants to start reading classics。 I would just warn them that the relationship element between certain characters might annoy them。 If you can handle terrible love interests， you can handle everything else in this novel。 。。。more
Kozmokitap
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19。 yy İngiltere'sinin yaşam biçimini ， atmosferini yansıtıyor kitap baş karakter Pip'in etrafında 。 Pip küçük yaşta anne ve babasını kaybettiği için ablası büyütmüştür onu。 Otoriter ve sert bir kişiliği vardır ablasının 。 Bir de eniştesi Joe var ki kendisi benim en sevdiğim karakter ☺️ Her zaman Pip'in yanında olan ve onu destekleyen 。 Kitap yoksulluk içinde olan Pip 'in büyüme ve evrime sürecini anlatıyor 。Üç bölümden oluşan kitap kalınlığı ile de sizi korkutmasın 。 Hızla okunan ve iz bırakan 19。 yy İngiltere'sinin yaşam biçimini ， atmosferini yansıtıyor kitap baş karakter Pip'in etrafında 。 Pip küçük yaşta anne ve babasını kaybettiği için ablası büyütmüştür onu。 Otoriter ve sert bir kişiliği vardır ablasının 。 Bir de eniştesi Joe var ki kendisi benim en sevdiğim karakter ☺️ Her zaman Pip'in yanında olan ve onu destekleyen 。 Kitap yoksulluk içinde olan Pip 'in büyüme ve evrime sürecini anlatıyor 。Üç bölümden oluşan kitap kalınlığı ile de sizi korkutmasın 。 Hızla okunan ve iz bırakan klasiklerden 。 Bu benim ikinci okuyuşum ， filmini de seyretmiştim。 İkinci okuyuşum olmasına rağmen ilki kadar zevk aldım kitaptan 。 Olay örgüsü ，yazarın anlatım tarzı ve karakterleri yerleştirmesi muhteşem 。 Kendine ait farklı kişilik özellikleri ile her karakter iz bırakıyor 。 Sanki fazla karakter varmış gibi görünse de okurken herkes kendi rolünü alnının akıyla oynadığı için karıştırma ya da sıkılmaya sebep vermiyor。 Dickens'ı usta yapan da bu sanırım 。 Konuyu dağıtmadan sade bir dil ile ve en uygun karakterler ile anlatması。Hala okumadıysanız kitabı mutlaka okuyun derim。。。 。。。more
Anton Ketričko
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Did not believe I'd enjoy this book as much as I did， looking forward to reading Oliver Twist and now。The very last pages were pretty meh， ending very much expected since halfway into the book， but what can one expect from a Victorian bildungsroman。 With this book you get pretty much what you ask for story-wise。The characters are mostly stereotypical for its era/Dickens himself I assume。 Except for lady Havisham， whom the story might as well be about， since most of the events in Pip's life arris Did not believe I'd enjoy this book as much as I did， looking forward to reading Oliver Twist and now。The very last pages were pretty meh， ending very much expected since halfway into the book， but what can one expect from a Victorian bildungsroman。 With this book you get pretty much what you ask for story-wise。The characters are mostly stereotypical for its era/Dickens himself I assume。 Except for lady Havisham， whom the story might as well be about， since most of the events in Pip's life arrise from her past and her actions。 Shame we don't learn a tad more about her once we realize how important she actually is， late in the story。I expected good writing， instead I had to deal with amazing writing。 All in all， my fond memories of the book are so pleasant perhaps only because of the way the critical events in the "not so interesting" story are built up and expanded upon， and how the gloomy yet exciting London settings are described。 However unspecific the last few lines of this review actually are， the writing's what earned this book the fourh star。 。。。more
أحمد
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رواية سلسلة وجيدة على الرغم من قلة الأحداث -تصنف كرواية شبه ذاتية-ولكن يمكنك الدخول مع الكاتب الى قلب الرواية وبطلها بشكل مميز。يستفاد من الرواية لمحة في تعليق الآمال على امنية قد تكون تتحقق ،وتغير حال الإنسان من حال لآخر مادياً ولكنه على الرغم من ذلك مايلبث ان يعود في ضائقة من جديد لتغير نمط حياته。
Deborah
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I love everything about this book！！
Michael Cassen
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9。5/10 great， well rounded， thought provoking and emotional。 Dickens craft comedy and amazing writing and forms emotionally devastating and calming moments。
Stefy Spano
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Pip è un bambino orfano che vive con la severissima e manesca sorella e con il dolce e premuroso cognato， Joe。 La vigilia di Natale， nel cimitero del paese il piccolo Pip incontra un galeotto evaso e gli porta da mangiare。 Da questo aneddoto prende il via il romanzo di Dickens ed anche il destino di Pip che da un'infanzia di povertà si ritrova， grazie ad un misterioso benefattore， a vivere una gioventù nell'agiatezza all'insegna di "Grandi speranze"。Il cambio di fortuna di Pip però lo porterà an Pip è un bambino orfano che vive con la severissima e manesca sorella e con il dolce e premuroso cognato， Joe。 La vigilia di Natale， nel cimitero del paese il piccolo Pip incontra un galeotto evaso e gli porta da mangiare。 Da questo aneddoto prende il via il romanzo di Dickens ed anche il destino di Pip che da un'infanzia di povertà si ritrova， grazie ad un misterioso benefattore， a vivere una gioventù nell'agiatezza all'insegna di "Grandi speranze"。Il cambio di fortuna di Pip però lo porterà anche ad allontanarsi dagli affetti del suo passato ed a concentrare le sue attenzioni sulla bellissima e crudele Estella。Il romanzo racconta la parte centrale della vita di Pip， quella in cui il suo destino cambia più volte ed al contempo assistiamo alla crescita ed ai cambiamenti （non sempre piacevoli） nella personalità di Pip。 Quelli che però restano più impressi e che mi hanno fatto apprezzare il romanzo sono però i personaggi secondari tra cui svetta il sempre leale e buono Joe e la triste e solitaria Miss Havisham， ingannata e abbandonata il giorno delle nozze。 Le pagine in cui compare nel buio della sua casa， in quell'abito da sposa ormai ingiallito e tarlato， ne fanno un personaggio affascinante ed insieme disperato。La prima parte del romanzo a tratti mi ha un po' annoiato， soprattutto per la tendenza dell'autore ad un eccessivo divagare， tuttavia nella seconda parte del romanzo tutti i pezzi sono andati al posto ed anche le divagazioni iniziali hanno avuto la loro importanza alle volte decisiva。 Un bel classico da leggere o rileggere soprattutto nel periodo natalizio anche per il finale all'insegna dei buoni sentimenti。 。。。more
Scott Bischke
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A classic， surely。 I has never read the book and here instead listened。 Dicken's prose stunning。 I'm giving it 4*s rather than 5*s because I found the plot a little droll， and admittedly am not strong on books that center around class struggles， the haves and the have nots （and is having in all cases better than not having？ Surely not。。。）。 Fine fodder for literature， just not that compelling to me。 But the prose is stunning--did I mention that？！--and surely a book everyone should read or listen A classic， surely。 I has never read the book and here instead listened。 Dicken's prose stunning。 I'm giving it 4*s rather than 5*s because I found the plot a little droll， and admittedly am not strong on books that center around class struggles， the haves and the have nots （and is having in all cases better than not having？ Surely not。。。）。 Fine fodder for literature， just not that compelling to me。 But the prose is stunning--did I mention that？！--and surely a book everyone should read or listen to at least once。 。。。more
Kyrah Abad
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*3。5 stars* There’s a certain sadness about this book that made it beautiful。 I only started liking Great Expectations towards the end。 There were moments in the book that made me stop and reflect on life。 I admired the brutal conflicting conscience of Pip。
Sara
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i had to dnf this。 i just couldn’t finish。 i loved a tale of two cities， so i had “great expectations” going into my second dickens book， and i barely could get halfway through。 i have never been so bored and i have never rooted against a main character more。 i don’t understand if you’re supposed to like any of the characters in this book？ and if not， how are you supposed to be compelled to care about them？ anyways。 maybe if i had the strength to finish， iwould’ve liked it more， but i think my l i had to dnf this。 i just couldn’t finish。 i loved a tale of two cities， so i had “great expectations” going into my second dickens book， and i barely could get halfway through。 i have never been so bored and i have never rooted against a main character more。 i don’t understand if you’re supposed to like any of the characters in this book？ and if not， how are you supposed to be compelled to care about them？ anyways。 maybe if i had the strength to finish， iwould’ve liked it more， but i think my life is just fine without a few thousand more dull words。 。。。more
Shib
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no。 idk if it was because i read it in school， but no。 so boring and predictable。
Jody KL
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Like all Dickens novels， this one could have been half as long and more meaningful。 But that's how it is when you're paid by the word。 The word "expectations" lost all meaning to me by the end。 The book had interesting twists and turns and I thought the ending was a good open finality， even if done elements were predictable。 Like all Dickens novels， this one could have been half as long and more meaningful。 But that's how it is when you're paid by the word。 The word "expectations" lost all meaning to me by the end。 The book had interesting twists and turns and I thought the ending was a good open finality， even if done elements were predictable。 。。。more
Gabi Montero
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Alyssa Miller
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This was EVERYTHING a great novel should be and so dang witty that I was laughing aloud the entire time。 These are some characters that I never want to forget。 Bravo Sir Dickens， bravo 👏🏼
monkey with eggs
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holy shit。。。pip is literally me！！！
gus
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I enjoyed the story a lot from the moment I started until the very end。 I loved seeing Pip grow， how the decisions he took impacted his life， and the way in which he coped with all of it。 Seeing his journey from a very young， poor child， to an adult that learned about his mistakes and came to be a respectable person， was beautiful。 In fact， it encouraged me to pick up more books from Charles Dickens in the future！When I decided to pick up a Dickens' book， I was afraid that the language would be I enjoyed the story a lot from the moment I started until the very end。 I loved seeing Pip grow， how the decisions he took impacted his life， and the way in which he coped with all of it。 Seeing his journey from a very young， poor child， to an adult that learned about his mistakes and came to be a respectable person， was beautiful。 In fact， it encouraged me to pick up more books from Charles Dickens in the future！When I decided to pick up a Dickens' book， I was afraid that the language would be overly complicated or that it would take me a million years to read， but that wasn't the case at all。 As expected， there were phrases or words that were unknown to me， but nothing that couldn't be solved with the help of the internet and the context。 Then， some things I would like to point out:• I found Pip hilarious。 I don't know why that's the case， but I did， and I am so glad it turned out that way。 The fact that I considered the book funny at times was something I wasn't expecting at all， but it added a little something to the book that I really appreciated。 • The character of Miss Havisham is iconic。 Definitely a unique woman with a lot of emotional baggage， but it was very entertaining to read about her when Pip visited her house （which she never left mind you）。 • I cried towards the end of the book because of two things: （view spoiler）[Magwitch's death and when Joe takes care of Pip when he's ill despite of how Pip had treated him in the past （hide spoiler）]• The ideas explored of companionship， home， family， love， were wonderful。 Particularly， because it was contrasted with how miserable Pip was while living the type of life everyone else glamorized。 It really demonstrated that money and status can mean very little when you lack people who you love and who love you back。 。。。more
valentine
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This book is a bit complicated to me， I can’t really figure out whether I like it or not。 The book itself is a bit thick， namely， with loads of pages to read。 Volume I is interesting。 I always love the first volume of the coming of age novel， because it provides to the reader the protagonist’s most simple and pure mind of their life。 Watching Pip went from a carefree child to a poor kid who disturbed by all those desires is rather sad but I can totally relate to him。 Nowadays， there are so many This book is a bit complicated to me， I can’t really figure out whether I like it or not。 The book itself is a bit thick， namely， with loads of pages to read。 Volume I is interesting。 I always love the first volume of the coming of age novel， because it provides to the reader the protagonist’s most simple and pure mind of their life。 Watching Pip went from a carefree child to a poor kid who disturbed by all those desires is rather sad but I can totally relate to him。 Nowadays， there are so many things that would make us desire and envy， I would never guarantee that if I were him， I would be better。 The second volume is rather boring， just narrated how miserable he was， but also how he addicted to the “gentleman’s life”。 The third volume is significant， with lots of plot twists and revealing， every chapter is amazing and make me keep reading。 （Reading volume two is really painful compared to volume three） I almost cried at the end because of the relationship between Pip and Magwitch， I think it is the best thing in the book， and the most important point that the readers could observe the growth of Pip。 I’m really glad that in the end he finally found peace and the life he wanted， although I think I like the first edition of ending better :） 。。。more
Lyn
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Well。。
Blair Stevenson
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A great read stands the test if time！ Wonderful story and a suspenseful and surprising ending。 A classic and worth the time。
Adric Rangel
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Es uno de los clásicos que no se me ha hecho tedioso。。。 Amo el estilo de Dickens
mirabella petruzzi
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THE ENDING WAS INSANE！ it was very entertaining！
daneliya
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skool
Adrienne Crane
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really good but the ending felt like sort of a cop out
Sharla Moody
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This was such a fun read and a reminder of some of the reasons I like Charles Dickens
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