Author: Charlotte Bront?
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This is one of the most famous literary works in the history of British literature. Orphan Jane Eyre was raised by her aunt from a young age, living a life of dependence and enduring cold eyes and discrimination from others. Eventually, due to her defiance, she was sent to a "charity school," where she suffered the same persecution but also received sincere help and guidance from good teachers and friends, gradually growing into a woman with a loving heart, a strong rebellious spirit, and extensive knowledge. While working as a governess at Thornfield Hall, she experienced many strange and bizarre events and fell in love with the master of the estate. However, due to the difference in social status and her own strong sense of self-respect, her emotional life was filled with twists and turns. The work portrays a woman who is self-respecting, self-loving, self-reliant, and bravely fights for freedom and equal status. This book is faithful to the original, with fluent language and exquisite illustrations, and will benefit young readers greatly after reading.
Jane Eyre - New Curriculum Recommended Reading - Classic Must-Read for Young Apple Readers
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