katejennings says:
yes i am and really enjoying it - a lovely gentle humour, what do you think??

blmfr says:
I remember reading Great Expectations in high school many years ago. It still ocationaly comes to mind all these years later.
I plan to choose it as one of my books via dailylit.

NiroZ says:
Takes a bloody long time to read through Dailylit.

Pity you can't set how many parts the book will be sent it.

albert says:
We are working on the ability to let you customize the size of installments. In the meantime, it's fairly easy to click the "send the next installment" link to speed things up.

philipbooth says:
(responding to old post from someone who apparently has finished the book, but ...) Yes, I like the humor - sudden little turns of phrase that make you chuckle, and so dry sometimes that you don't catch the comic edge until after you've read it.
Anyone reading GE now?

sen247 says:
it is one of my favorite books. beautiful. I like it better than david copperfield.

alice_90 says:
I actually cant stand that book. I read it in high school too and it was horrible. im not really sure why anyones likes it? any ideas...

yay4krystia says:
I love that book =) I love Dickens's humor...he writes with his tongue firmly in cheek. Anyone read Nicholas Nickleby? It's total melodrama, but very entertaining!

philipbooth says:
I think it's beautifully written - lots of telling details, great evocation of time and place and, as mentioned, loads of humor (although of an older vintage - not "in-your-face" humor).
Alice90: What did you find "horrible" about it?

mainard says:
Can anyone think of a book that is more fun than GE?