Title : Jane Eyre

Author : Charlotte Brontë or Currer Bell

Publisher : Smith, Elder & Co
Year Published : October 16 1847
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Summary of The Book

This Book is about Young girl called Jane Eyre and when she was younger her aunt was
forced to take her in because she was an orphan and then she sent her off to this school for
girls called Low Wood is stripped is cold the girls don't get a lot of food and in general they
sort of have a miserable time there but Jane sort of manages to make the best of the situation
she's always very rebellious but obviously at the school just to tone that down and learn how
to be quiet she gets a good education and eventually becomes a teacher there and when she's
18 if she decides that she wants to advertise as a governess she could see a little bit more of
the world. So she ends up at Thornfield Hall where she is the governess to a young french girl
called Adele and she lives there with the caretaker of the houses Fairfax and then one day
when she's out to bring a letter to a nearby town she runs into someone or you the runs into
her because he's on horse horse stumbles he falls off his horse that she has his mysterious
stranger back on his horse while he accused her of being a witch they both go on their Merry
way but when she comes back to Thornfield Hall she realizes that was Mr. Rochester the man
who owns Thornfield Hall He seems a bit grumpy and a bit rude but as they spend time
together turns out they get along quite well but meanwhile there are also some mysterious
things happening in Thornfield Hall.
As a child orphaned, Jane has felt an outcast her whole young life. Her courage is tested once
again when she arrives at Thornfield Hall, where she has been hired by the brooding, proud
Edward Rochester to care for his ward Adèle. Jane finds herself drawn to his troubled yet
kind spirit. She falls in love. So hard.

Information about the Author

Charlotte Brontë is an English novelist who is the eldest of the three Brontë brothers whose
novels have become classics of English literature. In May 1846, Charlotte, Emily and Anne
jointly published their collection of poetry under the pseudonyms Currer, Ellis and Acton
Bell. Although only two copies were sold, the three brothers continued to write for
publication and started their first novel. Charlotte used the name "Currer Bell" when she
published her first two novels.
Charlotte died with the baby in her womb on March 31, 1855, at the young age of 38. She
died of lung disease (TB), but many biographers suggest that she probably died of
dehydration and malnutrition, caused by the excessive vomiting caused by her pregnancy.
There is also evidence to suggest that Charlotte died of typhus contracted from Tabitha
Ackroyd, the eldest housemaid of the Brontë family, who died some time before Charlotte.
Charlotte is buried in the family cemetery at St Michael and All Angels Church, in Haworth,
West Yorkshire, England.

Personal Opinion

My favourite quote from this book is “There is no happiness like that of being loved by your
fellow creatures, and feeling that your presence is an addition to their comfort.” In this quote,
I feel like I feel loved by someone with God's blessing so I don't feel worried about her love.

Recommendation

I recommend this book to people who feel that their life is always in a cave with no way out,
who can't see the beauty of the world outside, meet various people and feel the feeling of
being loved by someone.

Refrence

Brontë, C. (1847). Jane Eyre. London: Smith, Elder & Co. Retrieved Desember 07, 2021 at
18.34 WIB, from https://www.planetebook.com/jane-eyre/.