Little Dorrit

In "Little Dorrit," the youngest child of debtor William Dorrit, Amy, is born in Marshalsea prison, where she forms a bond with Arthur Clennam, who later finds himself in the same predicament. Their lives take a turn when the Dorrit family inherits a fortune and moves to Italy, while back in England, Arthur grapples with a significant fraud. Through the ups and downs of their fortunes, Amy's unwavering kindness shines, leading to a profound love that only blossoms after their wealth is lost. This classic by Charles Dickens offers a rich portrayal of Victorian England, blending satire and heartfelt moments amid a cast of memorable characters.