Jane Eyre / The Professor / Shirley / Villette / Wuthering Heights (1975)

In the dark shadow of Mary Shelley, here come The Bronte Sisters!
Masterfully written tales of tragedy and work with touches of romance hither and thither. These tales are most definitely classics to be read and reread time and again throughout the generations.
Though the 19-Century English makes the novels a bit difficult to read, they are not hard to follow. And though a foreboding shadow looks over most of their tales, a touch of femininity peeks in throughout. Their poetry holds the same bipolar allure.
Amazing classics! Do I really need to say that I recommend these books? LOL ( )

NOTA: Este tesoro precioso (precioso!!) me regaló my brother... para que olvide este episodio de nuestras vidas, supongo XD

A book that brings out the MR. Rochester alive in our mind and Jane Eyre alive in our soul.

I absolutely loved Shirley, best of all.

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