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Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte |
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An abused and misunderstood child, Jane is sent away to a boarding school where she matures to womanhood. When she accepts the position of governess, she hopes to find a new life, but Jane is totally unprepared for the mysteries of Thornefield Hall and its enigmatic master, Mr. Rochester. |
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Study Highlights |
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| Reading Level: | 10th & up | Spelling/Vocabulary: | Difficult |
| Category: | Classic | Comprehension: | Difficult |
| Setting: | England, 1800s | Critical Thinking: | Difficult |
| Theme: | Patience, Virtue | Biblical Focus: | Perseverance |
| Paperback Novel: | 433 pages | Study Guide: | 7 units |
Related Studies: Christian character, England in the 1800s, writing
Barbara's Note: TLP users suggested this study for older students and they were right. Elements of good writing abound: foreshadowing; concrete, concise writing; an interwoven plot and interesting characters. It is an intense, introspective, classic romantic work--appropriate to add to your studies of British literature. This study guide focuses heavily on writing and thinking skills and takes many students most of a semester to complete it.
