David Copperfield

After reading any of Dickens's works, one has to appreciate the beauty of the English language. Dickens had inked a lot of his own autobiography in this book. The undying themes explored in the book are the plight and sufferings of the weaker section of the society, equality of marriage, the class division of the British society. Dickens had immaculately picturized the bond and glorified the impact of mothers in the lives of their children; birth and foster mother both. It is advisable for the readers to keep a track of characters as they often become a major part of the plotline.