David Copperfield (Unabridged) #111768

This is an awesome book. It is a book for everyone. "The most perfect of all the Dickens novels." --Virginia Woolf

David Copperfield is the common name of the eighth novel by Charles Dickens, first published as a novel in 1850.

Dickens, with his amazing power of narration, takes us on David's journey with him and not for once did I think of getting off the ride. The struggles and blows David undergoes have made me cry and just as well, his happy moments have made me gleeful.

David Copperfield has crossed the limits of written literature and has created a screen where a posthumous boy's life has been portrayed. His emotional attachment with his mother, his nurse Peggotty and later his wife displays David's soft nature, while his resolute nature is equally expressed as he hunts for his once-best friend in his mission to save an innocent victim from the former's clutches.

David is a perfect image of a boy's and then a man's personality, and hence it is quite easy to fall for him!