David Copperfield

The narrative follows David Copperfield's journey from a joyful childhood in Suffolk to the challenges of adulthood. Born shortly after his father's death, David enjoys a loving upbringing until his mother marries the harsh Edward Murdstone. This leads to a troubled home life, marked by conflict and the cruelty of Murdstone and his sister. Sent away to a strict boarding school, David faces further adversities. Richly infused with autobiographical elements, the novel explores themes of resilience and personal growth, making it one of Dickens' most cherished works.