Great Expectations (Oxford World's Classics)

This book is understandably a classic. Dickens' famous characters in the story are memorable, colorful, funny, alarming, and moving. The story revolves around young Pip, orphaned and living at the mercy of a cruel sister but loving brother-in-law, and his accidental meeting with an escaped convict who will change his life forever. Dickens writes with
humor, pathos, and the sympathy for society's downtrodden that characterize so much of his work.

Good book if I'm allowed to hate Pip and consider it a comedy (I'm the worst).