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The sad little orphan Jane Eyre has a loveless childhood and a cruel foster family. With only books for company, Jane is packed off to a faraway school, where she grows into a fine young woman, but a lonely one. Will Jane make friends? Will she ever find love? Will she survive on her own? Embark upon the heartwarming journey of Jane Eyre's life as she finds independence, and seeks love and happiness in different places and people.

Produktbeschreibung
The sad little orphan Jane Eyre has a loveless childhood and a cruel foster family. With only books for company, Jane is packed off to a faraway school, where she grows into a fine young woman, but a lonely one. Will Jane make friends? Will she ever find love? Will she survive on her own? Embark upon the heartwarming journey of Jane Eyre's life as she finds independence, and seeks love and happiness in different places and people.
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Autorenporträt
Charlotte Brontë was born in a village in Yorkshire, England on April 21, 1816. Her father was Irish and her mother was Cornish. She was one of six children. As children, Charlotte and her siblings read a lot and created their own imaginary worlds. Brontë wrote her first known poem at the age of 13. Jane Eyre, her second novel, is considered her best work. Apart from writing, she also worked as a teacher and a governess. This helped her write about both of these professions in Jane Eyre. Her two sisters, Emily and Anne, were also writers. All three of them used male pseudonyms to get published, because it was harder for women writers to get published in those days.