One of the great literary love stories of all time, Jane Eyre is also the story of a woman who speaks her truth even when this means risking everything. The orphan Jane endures a cruel aunt, harsh schooling, and the severe limitations placed on her gender to eventually find herself in love with her employer, the dashing and mysterious Mr. Rochester. A secret in his past forces Jane to choose between compromising her integrity or giving up on him, until her courageous choices and gripping events alter her fate. The novel scandalized Victorian critics in 1847 but was an immediate bestseller and has thrilled millions of readers for more than one hundred and fifty years. Never out of print, this new edition presents Virginia Woolf's path-breaking essay on Brontë, a detailed chronology, and a new afterword written specifically for contemporary readers.

514 pages

Media	Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released	July 30, 2020
ISBN13	9781735515106
Publishers	Warbler Classics
Pages	514
Dimensions	133 × 203 × 29 mm · 580 g
Language	English

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