Charles Dickens · 1850
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“Dickens' Bleak House. I will say underrated, in the sense that I know a lot of literary, bookish, well-read people who haven't yet read it. I think it's one of the top works. I think it's the best novel in English.”
Why: It is the best novel in English.
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