David Copperfield

A hard-hearted family, narrow-minded teachers, and child labor in a London factory – nothing is given to the sensitive boy David on his journey through life. It is only when he flees to his Aunt Betsey that many things begin to improve. To this day, "David Copperfield" is considered one of the most significant childhood and youth novels in world literature. Charles Dickens, who had to endure experiences very similar to those of his hero, called this opulent book his "favorite child." Full of insight and empathy, it captures the moods, experiences, and emotions of young people.