Second book - Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Posted by noaslpls on August 2, 2013

The second book that I want to introduce to everyone in here is Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. This book is making readers go through Jane's five distinct stages of her life. Her childhood life at Gateshead where she was physically and emotionally abused by her Aunt and cousins. Then it carry us to her education at Lowood School. 

Then the novel brought us to her time as a governess of  Thornfield Hall and where she fall in love with her employer Edward Rochester. It also shown us the time when she was with the Rivers family. Finally, her reunion and marriage to Edward Rochester.

I want members to click on the link here for the novel. It would be interesting if we can have a discussion on this novel.

I am looking forward for members participation and suggestions.

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  • earthly paradise August 5, 2013 11:18

    Hi dear noa, I've read this book many years ago and also watched its movie and enjoyed it. i like to re-read it again and discuss it.

    thanks for ur recommend .

  • A dream August 2, 2013 22:33

    WOW Pishy  great job dear :) What nice book and great for the link I am sure people find this book really interesting ...

    Thanks a lot for the link and I think I have seen the movie of this book .

    but that would be great to can read this book .

    Thanks a lot :)

    • noaslpls > A dream August 3, 2013 3:42

      Sima, hehehe.. I never watch the movie. Poor me. So lets start to read the book together and then we will discuss it.

  • Shireen August 2, 2013 11:07

    I read it long ago.. one of my friends used to "adore" it, I used to like another novel called "The Mill on The Floss" :) 

    • A dream > Shireen August 2, 2013 22:35

      Hi dear shireen that would be great if you introduce this book in another discussion thanks a lot :)

    • noaslpls > Shireen August 2, 2013 15:42

      Hi Shireen, I read Jane Eyre centuries ago. And I still "adore" it. I used to think that Mr. Rochester was one dashing gentleman. I used to stereotype an English man based on Mr. Rochester.

      I'm not sure I've read "The Mill on the Floss". :-)

  • Fahime August 2, 2013 9:15

    Dear Noas, I actually didn't read this novel, guess what???!!! Oh I'm a movie lover!!! So I watched its movie version and I really really really love it. Thanks for introducing this to us.

    • noaslpls > Fahime August 2, 2013 15:39

      Fahime, guess what? LOL. I never watch the movie. I hope you'll find the same enjoyment reading the book as the link given as when you're watching the movie.

  • noaslpls August 2, 2013 8:42

    I will re-read it again too. And I hope members in here will find it interesting too. And will have a lively discussion about this.

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