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Focusing on the journey of an orphan named Pip, this coming-of-age novel explores themes of personal growth and self-discovery. As Dickens's thirteenth work, it uniquely employs first-person narration, enhancing the intimacy of Pip's experiences. Originally serialized between 1860 and 1861, it reflects the complexities of Victorian society and the aspirations of its characters. The novel showcases Dickens's masterful storytelling and deep character development, solidifying its status as a classic in English literature.