Born in 1812 in Portsmouth Charles DiCkens was one of the greatest novelists of the Victorian era. He created some of the most intriguing fictional characters in literature. The author’s success began with the 1836 publication of The Pickwick Papers following which he became an international celebrity. Known for his humour satire and incisive representation of society through his characters his literary triumphs include A Tale of Two Cities David Copperfield Oliver Twist and Great Expectations. A literary colossus of his time he wrote 15 novels 5 novellas hundreds of short stories and non-fiction articles. He even performed for Queen Victoria in 1851. Such was the charisma of the author that the term ‘Dickensian’ is still used to describe situations reminiscent of his narratives. Literary stalwarts like Leo Tolstoy George Orwell and G.K. Chesterton admired him for his comedy prose style and realism. The quintessential Victorian author died in 1870 and was buried in Westminster Abbey.
<p>David is sent away to a boarding school his mother passes away and then Mr Murdstone sends David to London so that the ten-year-old can earn his own livelihood. But David never gives up. Tackling life?s struggles with maturity and courage David Copperfield fights the odds with the few people who love him till he achieves his rightful place in the world.</p>
