The Diary of a Nobody

The book feels both amusing and insightful about Victorian society. I wonder if the humor was meant to subtly critique social norms or just for entertainment.

The narrator’s everyday mishaps felt surprisingly relatable. I’m curious if others found themselves seeing parts of their own lives in his misadventures.

The diary format makes the humor feel more personal and immediate, but I wonder if the author considered other storytelling styles or if this was an obvious choice.