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A
novel titled Jane Eyre is a great
novel written by Charlotte Bronte. She was a British writer who not only wrote
novels, but also stories and books of poetry collection with her sisters.
Charlotte, the third child of six children of Patrick Bronte, was born on April
21st, 1816 in Thornton, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. She was growing in
Victorian England era. Her mother, Maria Branwell, was dead in 1821, a year
after Charlotte and her family moved to Haworth. After her mother’s death,
Charlotte was sent to Cowan Bridge Clergy Daughters' School, which she described
as the Lowood School in Jane Eyre
novel, her first novel. Furthermore, the writing career of Charlotte is used to
build her financial independence. She wrote both stories and novel by herself
or duet with her sisters who also writers. The novels wrote by Charlotte are
not only Jane Eyre, but also Shirley,
Villette, and The Professor. Actually, Charlotte is not only a writer, but also a
teacher. But, only her career as a writer could change her into a famous woman.
