Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (1994, Paperback, Reissue)

I had to buy a new Jane Eyre because mine was horribly out of shape and unreadable. It's the best book you will ever read!

I first read Jane Eyre when I was a sophomore in high school. I really enjoyed the book, especially since I am a romantic. Reading it again as a college sophomore, I think I gained even more from Bronte's story. Jane Eyre is so many things--a romance, a Gothic story, a discussion of issues such as freedom and the roles of women--but it is primarily about Jane herself, and her coming of age in a challenging world. Jane is, in her own words, plain, but although she may appear so on the outside, she is anything but as a character. Raised as an orphan by cruel relatives, Jane makes her way to Thornfield, where she becomes a governess and falls in love with the passionate and Byronic Rochester. Jane is a very unconventional heroine for her time, who chooses passion over prudence and ultimately triumphs over convention. Anyone who enjoys Victorian literature will like this book, but I think it would also appeal to those who are interested in romance and strong female characters. Jane Eyre is a book that has really lasted over time; it offers just as much to a reader today as it would have to one in the Victorian Era.

Thank you so much.
It came almost the after i bought it :)
It was better than i ever expected it to be.