I'm probably one of the few who does not like Jane Eyre at all. What can I say? English Literature has scarred me for life. I blame the education system. Don't think I'll ever give this one a try again.
This was an interesting read. As a teenager I read this several times but what I didn't know at the time, I was reading a condensed version of the story. I also had some trepidation about re-reading the story as I have re-read some other teenage favourites and wondered why I liked them in the first...
The last time I read this book was when I was a teenager, I didn't think of it much until I had to reread it for "Fiction of Relationship". But now that I fully comprehend the title and its content as an adult, I didn't think I've changed my initial perception on this book. Its a difficult book in c...
I chose to read this book for a couple of reasons. First, I was working on a reading challenge and one of the stipulations were to read a classic. So I sat there for awhile before I decided what classic to read. I had never read this book before, but I had heard a lot of people talking about it and ...
What do I write about you Jane? Words fall short when I try to. Jane, you are so much a part of me as I am yours.You are so much a part of women who lived in obscurity centuries before Brontë breathed life into you. You are so much a part of women who are alive at present and so much a part of women...
I picked up my copy of Jane Eyre the other day to check on something, and found myself re-reading the entire novel. This is the first time I've re-read it since I began writing novels myself, and I find a new, deeper appreciation for Bronte's skill in crafting her heroine. Jane Eyre has been one of ...
Ohh, Heather!! I hated it to end! Was sooo good. Can't wait for the next read. More commentary, after I collect myself and wipe me tears.Working my way through this book with the help of Heather Ordover over at the Craftlit site, , the best way to get the most out of classic books.
I've been having a hard time writing this review because I basically like this book for the same reason I like nearly all the classics I've read. I like the older style of writing, which always strikes me as more beautiful and formal than much of today's writing, without becoming stiff. The observat...
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