David Copperfield

From a troubled childhood to a life of purpose—this is Dickens' most personal masterpiece. David Copperfield (1850), by Charles Dickens, is a sweeping tale of resilience, love, and destiny, tracing the journey of a young boy as he struggles through hardship to find his place in the world. The novel follows David, an orphan forced to endure cruelty, poverty, and betrayal, as he grows into a man guided by ambition, compassion, and hope. Along the way, readers meet some of Dickens' most unforgettable characters: the villainous Uriah Heep, the eccentric yet endearing Mr. Micawber, and the steadfast Agnes Wickfield. Blending humor, tragedy, and social critique, Dickens crafts not only a powerful coming-of-age story but also a vivid portrait of Victorian England. The novel's deep emotional resonance and richly drawn characters have made it one of the most enduring works of English literature. Often regarded as semi-autobiographical, David Copperfield reflects Dickens' own struggles and triumphs, giving the novel an authenticity and intimacy that continues to move readers around the world. ? Click "Buy Now" and experience Dickens' most beloved novel of perseverance and self-discovery.