Bleak House

Centered around Esther Summerson, the heroine and narrator, the narrative explores a protracted legal case in the Court of Chancery stemming from conflicting wills. The novel is rich with satire, contributing to the judicial reform movement of the 1870s. As a hallmark of Dickens's literary prowess, it showcases his keen social critique and vivid characterizations. This new edition includes an introductory chapter by G. K. Chesterton, making it a valuable addition for fans and collectors of Dickens's work.