Great Expectations

Great Expections, considered by many critics Dicken`s finest novel, is something more than an autobiography. Thoughout of life and people through the glasses of orphan Pip, he exposes not only the social and moral injustices of Victorian England, but also explores the themes of crime, guilt, and innocence.

Great Expections, considered by many critics Dicken`s finest novel, is something more than an autobiography. Thoughout of life and people through the glasses of orphan Pip, he exposes not only the social and moral injustices of Victorian England, but also explores the themes of crime, guilt, and innocence.