Passionate romance; 19th century literature; Undiscovered secrets
Book Summary
Jane Eyre is a novel which tells the story of a young girl, Jane, who is orphaned as a child. She has always felt an outcast, especially from the cruel grasp of her extended family which show her scarce amounts of love. Jane embarks on a quest of independence and self-discovery, where she finds herself at Thornfield Hall; to work for the ominous and overbearing Mr. Rochester.
Over time, Jane finds herself drawn to his character, which gradually reveals itself to be moderately kind and sensitive. Although Jane's love is strong, there are many secrets hidden in the depths of Thornfield Hall's brooding exterior. She must navigate her feelings, and how far her love really goes otherwise she might end up exiled as an outcast, in the heartbroken despair she's always known.
“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.”
Is this book perfect for me?
This book is perfect for readers that love a classic piece of literature - this novel is one of the ultimate classics, written around 200 years ago. The text is meaningful and poetic which is optimum for avid readers that enjoy deep texts, but for people aiming to get into reading, it may be a bit challenging.
This book is also perfect for hopeless romantics and readers with a love for stories containing true love, navigating obstacles. The main plot line through Jane Eyre is the burning romance between Jane and Mr. Rochester which is both heart-warming and heart-breaking.
“Every atom of your flesh is as dear to me as my own: in pain and sickness it would still be dear.”
An incisive and precise study. Opinion that is dotted with nuance and wit. More, please!