World Classics of World Literature -- Jane Eyre

Author: Charlotte Bront?, Li Han, Picture
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
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A fresh way to tell classic stories;
Unique illustrations that complement vivid text!
Concise and beautiful text that captures the essence of the original, standard phonetic annotations aligned with teaching standards, and original illustrations crafted with artistic care—embarking on a heart-touching journey that influences a child's life!
Orphan Jane Eyre was raised by a harsh and cunning aunt and later sent to Lowood School, where she endured discrimination and abuse. The hardships of her life made Jane introverted yet strong. While working as a governess at Thornfield Hall, Jane unexpectedly fell in love with the cold and proud master, Rochester. However, happiness did not come easily. On the eve of her wedding, Jane learns that Rochester is already married—he has a wife, a woman with a hereditary mental illness, locked away in the attic. In despair, Jane Eyre leaves Thornfield Hall, but her heart still loves Rochester. Longing and love lead her back to Thornfield Hall, but by then, it had been destroyed by fire, leaving only ruins and a blind and one-armed Rochester. Jane bravely approaches Rochester and rebuilds their happy home.
Jane Eyre is a novel with strong autobiographical elements. The author, Charlotte Bront?, was born in 1816 in England to a minister's family and lost her mother at a young age. She once studied French and German in Italy, which inspired her strong desire to express herself and led her to pursue a career in literature. Together with her two sisters, Emily Bront? and Anne Bront?, she became one of the three renowned sisters in British literary history.
The Phonetic Color Illustrated Edition of World Literature Classics is a series of books meticulously illustrated based on the original works, specially dedicated to young readers. Its illustrated format and standard phonetic annotations aligned with primary school teaching standards fully meet the reading needs of children.