Told in flashback style with a combination of good advise and abusive acts against him, David's journey through life is followed, beginning as a young orphan in Victorian England to an adult who finds resolution to his problems.

David Copperfield struggles to fulfill his potential after enduring the many hardships of cruelty, poverty and injustice in this bittersweet and triumphant masterpiece.

Follow David Copperfield as he reflects upon his life from being orphaned to adulthood.

A comic book adaptation of Dickens' novel, followed by an essay.

David Copperfield enjoys an idyllic life with his gentle, widowed mother and his loving nurse, Peggotty. Then tragedy strikes when Mr. Murdstone weds David's mother and drives her to an early grave. Despised by his stepfather, the boy is forced to live in misery and poverty until he runs away to throw himself upon the mercy of his eccentric aunt. Charles Dickens's classic tale of growing up.

David Copperfield suffers from his abusive stepfather and the betrayal of the scheming Uriah Heep, finds a new life with his formidable aunt, and falls in love with Dora, as he fights to escape his impoverished and unhappy childhood.

Dickens' classic tale of a boy's journey to manhood, and the many interesting characters he meets along the way, including the evil Mr. Murdstone, the callous and charming Steerforth, and the lovable and eccentric bankrupt, Mr. Micawber

Dickens' own childhood and youth are reflected in his novel of David Copperfield's early adventures and marriage.

Spine title: David Copperfield. Contains a representative selection of critical essays on the autobiographical novel "David Copperfield," by Charles Dickens.