Great Expectations. Book Summary

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Charles Dickens

What’s inside

Great Expectations is a coming-of-age novel that follows the life of an orphan named Pip. From his humble beginnings to a mysterious fortune, the story explores themes of social class, ambition, and personal growth.

You’ll Learn

  • Insights into Victorian society and class structures
  • Exploration of the complexities of personal growth
  • Understanding the impact of wealth on personal values
  • Classic storytelling with enduring themes of love and identity

Key Points

  • Pip’s childhood and introduction to Miss Havisham
  • The mystery benefactor and Pip’s new life in London
  • Pip’s love for Estella and her coldness
  • The revelations about Magwitch and Pip’s fortunes
  • Pip’s moral and emotional development
  • The final resolution of Pip’s expectations

Who’s it For

  • Classic literature enthusiasts
  • Readers interested in social commentary
  • Fans of coming-of-age stories
  • Those who appreciate Victorian-era novels

About the author

Charles Dickens was a prolific and highly influential 19th-century British author, known for his rich storytelling and memorable characters.