Jane Eyre
My Review
It's lovely, it's so romantic. Poor Jane in that horrible Lowood school. Then she finds a perfect job as a Governess and meets Mr Rochester and loves him and then shock, horror she is marrying him when his wife's brother turns up, but there is a happy ending.

Jane Eyre vs Portrait of a Lady
James Vs Bronte
It is interesting to note the recurrent themes of women's "place" in Henry James' Portrait of a Lady and Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. Jane and Isabel have numerous differences and similarities, strengths and weaknesses, as do the other women in these novels. They both have streaks of strength and independence, which at times emerge, and at times are all but extinguished, though Jane is mostly consistent and Isabel dramatically changes. The narrator of each novel is condemning towards some...

Charlotte Bronte
Charlotte Bronte (1816-55) was an English novelist and poet. Her most famous work was the novel, Jane Eyre. Together with her sisters, Emily and Anne, who were also novelists and poets, Charlotte was born in a West Yorkshire moorland village. He first literary productions were offered to publishers under the masculine pseudonym, Currer Bell.