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“I am not an angel,’ I asserted; ‘and I will not be one till I die: I will be myself.” (BINGO 5!)

November 5, 2018 by faintingviolet 2 Comments

For many, Jane Eyre is part of the reading undertaken during their education. For some it is read in high school, for others college, but for me it never joined the reading lists of my various courses. In fact, until several years ago when I read Agnes Grey I had read nothing at all by any of the Brontes. It is however fully in the milieu of a reader’s culture; I understood it enough to get the jokes in Texts from Jane Eyre and Hark! […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction Tagged With: Bronte Sisters, cbr10bingo, charlotte bront, faintingviolet, jane eyre, read harder challenge, thandie newton, This Old Thing

faintingviolet's CBR10 Review No:53 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction · Tags: Bronte Sisters, cbr10bingo, charlotte bront, faintingviolet, jane eyre, read harder challenge, thandie newton, This Old Thing ·
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Blackout! One case where I prefer the literary criticism to the actual novel

October 3, 2018 by Jen K 16 Comments

Bingo Square: This Old Thing I read Jane Eyre in high school for fun when I was trying to read classics because I thought I needed to better myself.  I can’t say that was a very successful venture, since I didn’t end up liking that many of them without a teacher’s guidance to point out some of the deeper meaning (although I loved East of Eden and Anna Karenina).  Jane Eyre was definitely one I didn’t enjoy that much because it was long and boring. […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction Tagged With: cbr10bingo, charlotte bront, classic, jane eyre, reread, thandie newton, Victorian

Jen K's CBR10 Review No:172 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction · Tags: cbr10bingo, charlotte bront, classic, jane eyre, reread, thandie newton, Victorian ·
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