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Featuring an appendix of discussion questions, this Diversion Classics edition is ideal for use in book groups and classrooms.
Orphaned, alone, and left at the mercy of a cruel stepfather, David Copperfield's journey to becoming a successful novelist is beset with tragedy. But as a bevy of rich and lasting characters enter and exit his life, David's story does not just become one of perseverance, it reveals all facets of what it means to grow up, and to come into one's own. This semi-autobiographical tale from Dickens blends the tragic and the comedic seamlessly, cementing it as one of the most enduring coming of age stories of all time.
Orphaned, alone, and left at the mercy of a cruel stepfather, David Copperfield's journey to becoming a successful novelist is beset with tragedy. But as a bevy of rich and lasting characters enter and exit his life, David's story does not just become one of perseverance, it reveals all facets of what it means to grow up, and to come into one's own. This semi-autobiographical tale from Dickens blends the tragic and the comedic seamlessly, cementing it as one of the most enduring coming of age stories of all time.
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