Дэвид Копперфильд

The novel's episodic nature feels both personal and expansive. I wonder what inspired Dickens to frame it as a semi-autobiographical journey.

With so many characters, I was surprised how invested I became in David’s personal development. Did others find certain characters more compelling than the protagonist?

The critique of class and social mobility feels so relevant today. I wonder if Dickens was intentionally reflecting his own views or responding to specific events of his time.