Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. One of the most popular novelists ever, Charles Dickens wrote about what he saw in 19th century London: orphans, child labor, and the crime that was rampant in the city at the time. In the 1861 bestseller Great Expectations, he wove all of these themes into a tale of mystery and personal development. The story of a young orphan boy–poor and alone, but whisked away to London by an anonymous benefactor–is a fantastic tale, complete with plot twists and a love story that puts many modern novels to shame.

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