One of the greatest novels in the English language, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë has captivated readers since its first publication in 1847. The story of the plain, passionate and fiercely independent Jane, her difficult childhood, her complex relationship with the brooding Mr Rochester, and her unwavering moral courage, remains as powerful and compelling today as ever. It is a novel about identity, love, and the right to be treated as an equal, told with an intensity that never fades.
This handsome Collins edition features an introduction by the distinguished scholar Bonamy Dobrée and is bound in a smart dark navy cover with gilt spine lettering, a book that looks as good on a shelf as it reads in the hand.
In a good condition with a flexible leatherette binding. There are a few marks to …