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By Susannah B (SusieB)
In Charles Dickens' 'Great Expectations' we meet the young Philip Pirrip (Pip) who lives on the Kent marshes with his much-older and domineering sister - who, fortunately for Pip, is married to the kindly Joe Gargery, a blacksmith, whose sympathy and kindness go some way to make up for the harshness Pip experiences from Mrs Gargery. When out on the marshes one bleak, late afternoon, Pip encounters an escaped convict, Abel Magwitch, who scares the terrified boy into helping him. When Pip does as he has been bidden, he unwittingly earns the heartfelt gratitude of Magwitch, despite the convict soon being recaptured. As time passes, Pip puts the unpleasant experience behind him, and when he is summoned to Satis House, the home of Miss Havisham, a rich, eccentric spinster, and becomes smitten with her beautiful, but unfeeling adopted daughter, Estella, he has more than enough to occupy his mind - especially as the lovely Estella only condescends to speak to him so that she can enjoy tormenting him. As time passes, Pip falls deeply in love with Estella and when he suddenly discovers that he has an unknown benefactor and he is to be educated to become a gentleman, Pip wonders whether his mystery benefactor is Miss Havisham and whether he is being groomed as a husband for Estella. But is it as simple as that? No, of course not, however I shall leave the remainder of the story for those who have yet to read it to learn for themselves, and there is a huge amount more to discover in this coming-of-age story, with its themes of ambition and desire and of social status and morals, than I have revealed in this review.I first read this book many years ago and have wanted to reread it for some time - however, I find it difficult to justify taking the time out to reread novels when I have so many unread books on my shelves and I decided to download the audio version instead, opting for the BBC dramatised version which I planned to listen to while travelling. Of course, as this download is an abridgement, there are some aspects of the original version that have been omitted, but the main parts of the story are all present and this is a very good production in which the cast members (including Douglas Hodge, Geraldine McEwan and Jim Carter) play their parts with aplomb - there are also some short pieces of atmospheric music played at intervals during the story which adds to the listening experience. As I have mentioned before in reviews of mine for abridged versions, I do feel that if a book's worth reading then it's worth reading in its entirety, and if you do have the time I would recommend the unabridged version - however, if you have read it before and just want to revisit the story, or if you'd rather listen to a dramatisation, then this enjoyable BBC production is a very good one to opt for.4 Stars.
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By Tone the Cone
I decided to read Great Expectations having seen a little bit of the 1946 film adaptation and thought what a great story. Having never read a Dickins novel before I thought at 55 years it was about time I did!I have read a few novels by different authors from the 1800s and found that they read quite awkwardly, not so with this novel.A great story, with the usual great Dickins characters. The film has large chunks of the story missing so it was still rewarding to read.If you haven't tried reading an older classic author before I would recommend this book as a springboard Ito a different genre.
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By Kindle Customer
This is an excellent translation of a masterpiece work of Charles Dickens. For learning French it is very useful. The translation is paragraph by paragraph and it appears on Kindle Fire in two different colours. French in white and English in blue. It is in three volumes each costing 99p which is a bargain. I have seen volume one and what impressed me most was the Notes on French Grammar - very useful to language learners. MA
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