The newly renovated Brontë Birthplace in Bradford, England, was the three sisters' home until 1820, when the family moved to ...

My first bookcase was a cinderblock-and-board affair. Popular in the 1970s, these makeshift arrangements accommodated books ...

John Williams concert, swimming like a mermaid and free comic books top our list of fun things to do on the Space Coast this weekend.

Ask someone when they first read Jane Eyre, and they will no doubt remember ... allegory for the psychological misery inflicted upon children. Hope seems to arrive in the prospect of a charity ...

Originally a newspaper column, later a book, then a film ... all novels after his are worthless,” the author of Jane Eyre wrote in 1834. The historian Amanda Vickery, in an article celebrating ...

it became the inspiration for Mr Rochester's house Thornfield in Jane Eyre. Thornfield is described in the book thus: “three storeys high; a gentleman’s manor house; battlements round the top gave it ...

Jane Eyre, of course, is the book by Charlotte Brontë, published in 1847 under the pseudonym Currer Bell. It tells the story of an orphan mistreated in her youth and adolescence who goes to work ...

Also Read: 10 Classic Books With The Most Memorable Opening Lines 1 ... setting a new precedent for female characters in literature. Charlotte Brontë’s 'Jane Eyre' presents a heroine who is remarkable ...

Vanessa Zoltan: We started sort of a Bible study with "Jane Eyre". We got together every week. It's different from a book club in that ... cohesive narrative so my children know who is coming ...