Charles Dickens: David Copperfield

One of Charles Dickens's best novels, his "favorite child" and a largely autobiographical work, full of the charm of good old England.
David Copperfield is born a few months after his father's death. He begins his life under the care of a kind nanny and surrounded by his mother's love. However, as a boy, he encounters envy and malice on his path and is forced to experience human cruelty, grief, and disappointment. Purity of soul, clarity of thought, and nobility of purpose help David Copperfield overcome obstacles and endure numerous hardships. The protagonist of the novel tells the story of himself, the people dear to him, and the events that happened to them.

Author: Charles Dickens 

Translation: Alexandra Krivtsova, Evgeny Lann 

Pages: 896 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 210x140x40 mm

Series: Bright Pages