David Copperfield
The book that I am reading is David Copperfield, who is written by Charles Dickens, and the book has 238 pages. Publishers and Waldman Publishing Corp published it. The setting of David Copperfield was in London during the 1800's. This book is a fiction.The story is told from the first person (David Copperfield). The literary devices used in the story were plot, characterization, setting, point of view, climax, conflict, Imagery, symbolism, and mood. The characterization of David Copperfield was very powerful throughout his lifetime. David orphaned as a child; abandoned by his stepfather Mr. Murdstone. He was always a kind and hearted kid. He never meant wrong; he was only growing up and learning well from bad. When David set eyes on Emily he was always touched by the love he had for her. David spent most his time with a lady wh
David went with Peggotty to go and visit her Brother and his two orphaned kids in Yarmouth in a house that looks like a ship that is upside down. Strong Said, "But you must promise that if you find a better job, you will take it. The author wrote this story very well, and he even put many things that happened to him, so it was like an autobiography of him. I liked it when the story was written about when he was first born till he was married with a family. Strong who gave David a job as a Secretary, but Dr. David was taken to London where he was going to be taught. I hope to know this happiness for many years. Pegotty moves out of the house in Yarmouth. The response to the resolution of this book is that it was very well written. Now Seventeen Years old and on his way to London to find a career that David was going to become. Miss Peggotty and David returned home to find that his mom had married Mr.
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