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Set against the backdrop of Victorian society, this classic love story follows the journey of an orphan named Jane Eyre, who faces adversity from her cruel aunt and restrictive education. Her passionate romance with the enigmatic Mr. Rochester is tested by a dark secret from his past, forcing her to confront her own values and integrity. Celebrated for its bold themes of self-respect and resilience, this enduring novel includes Virginia Woolf's insightful essay and a new afterword, enriching its legacy for modern readers.
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- Title
- Jane Eyre
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Charlotte Brontë
- Publisher
- Warbler Classics
- Released
- 2020
- Pages
- 514
- ISBN13
- 9781735515106
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Love, Classics, Suspense, British Literature, Society, England, 19th century, English Literature, Adapted for Film, Marriage, Social Critique, India, Diseases, Gothic, Bilingual Edition, Loneliness, Victorian Era, Teachers, Morality, Dread, Fear, Boarding School, Orphans, Governess
- First published
- 1847
- Original title
- Jane Eyre
- Rating
- 4.3 out of 5
- Description
- Set against the backdrop of Victorian society, this classic love story follows the journey of an orphan named Jane Eyre, who faces adversity from her cruel aunt and restrictive education. Her passionate romance with the enigmatic Mr. Rochester is tested by a dark secret from his past, forcing her to confront her own values and integrity. Celebrated for its bold themes of self-respect and resilience, this enduring novel includes Virginia Woolf's insightful essay and a new afterword, enriching its legacy for modern readers.