Jane Eyre by Charlette Bronte

QUOTE 

"I am no bird;
and no net ensnares me;
I am a free HUMAN BEING
with an independent WILL"

Book Review #1
(Jane Eyre by Charlette Bronte). 

About the book (Summary)

I am one of those adults who love or at least realize the importance of classics, credit goes to the eccentric and a highly elite school curricular. My first ever book review is dedicated to one such classic which will never go out of fashion and is a clear proof of excellence. "JANE EYRE"

It is a story about an orphan, who lost her parents at the age when she was too little to remember them. Her paternal uncle uncle took her to his house, and dies not to long after this. Before, he takes his last breathe, he makes his wife promise that she will take care of his niece as her own child. Unfortunately, for Jane her aunt doesn't keep her promise, and did everything she could to make her life miserable. 
She considered Jane as a burden and disliked her for being below par. Her children were no less, under their mother's assuagement, they mistreated and making her clear that she will never be the part of their family. 

At the age of ten, Jane was sent to a school where her life was no better. A charity school run under the savage director Mr. Brocklehurst. He considered, punishing the students physically a chance to cure and save their souls. Jane remains at the school for eight years, six as a student and later as a teacher. After that she decides to look for a new service, for which she gives an advertisement in the news papers offering her services as a teacher. 

She eventually get a job (at Thornfield) to be a governess of an only child, who soon becomes very fond of her. Jane gets to know Mr. Rochester, the owner of the Thornfield and with time falls in love with him. In this time she realizes that social status and age difference are not the obstacles to get married. On the day of their wedding a terrible and an unexpected secret comes out, which tears her apart. 

 Review

It is a book, you don't want to keep down. My heart went out to the main character Jane Eyre, her emotions are so beautifully penned that you can feel it in your own heart. Charlette Bronte had truly created a master piece, which a lot of today's writer fails to do. 

Every character in the book is detailed, and you can relate to them. From the struggles of an Orpan child to the love of story of an adult is one of the bests I have ever read. So, it is to everyone who's looking for something worthy and powerful with a great story line to read "THIS IS THE BOOK". 

I highly recommend this book to the CLASSIC BOOK lovers. 

Where to buy?

Amazon.in and Amazon.com :-

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Flipkart :-

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