Charles Dickens, David Copperfield Reviews

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Good Points: The entire book was superb...

Bad Points: NONE.

General comments: Charles Dickens' favourite book of all his works, David Copperfield is written very autobigraphical. The book follows David from the night of his birth all through his mixed up life. There are many very wonderful characters such as the traitor, yet very sly Steerforth, there is the amiable yet clumsy with money Mr. Micawber, and my favourite of all the characters, Davids aunt Miss Betsey Trotood who helps David get along in life and finishes his education and furnishes his future for him after he escapes the dreadful Murdstones and runs to her for help. Most of the story flies by, though there are some slow boring spots, but every book has it's imperfections. On the contrary, there are a great many exciting and eventful chapters that intrigued me to keep reading. Dickens does a wonderful job at manipulating the readers feelings.