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Summary: The Best Book I have ever read
Review: This book is my all time favorite. It combines Bronte's amazing writing ability and one of the best love story plots ever!
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Summary: A little boring, I recomend seeing the movie
Review: I had to read the book for school, and found it extremely boring. The book may just not be my style. Bronte gets too caught up in details.
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Summary: One of my favorites
Review: After reading the book for a class, I found it to be one of my favorite books. I read the first few pages and was convinced it was going to be a boring book. Yet the more I read, the harder it was for me to put down. I was hooked with all the twist and turns of the book.It was a book that was worth reading through all the boring pages. You must read it!
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Summary: <sigh>
Review: Jane Eyre is a must. Have read it 5 times, and will again soon. Bronte's writing is accessible to everyone, yet still maintains un "je ne sais quoi" not found in modern books.
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Summary: a beautifully depicted love story...
Review: Having always wanted to read 'Jane Eyre' and finally doing so...I finally realised what I had been missing out on all these years. You're quickly drawn into Jane's life as she takes you through numerous hardships (as her faithful reader) until the moment where she meets Rochester. It is quite an unlikely love story...but beautifully written. It has been a long time since I cried reading a book...but the tortured love story between Jane and Rochester is absolutely brilliant. Everyone should read this book at least once.
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Summary: An inspiration
Review: I was forced to read this book my senior year in my British Lit class. I was expecting to run into yet another boring book you have to read in high school. Boy was I in for a surprise. Jane Eyre inspired me to go back to the classics and read. I'm now on my way to reading Shirley and Vilette, and I've already read Wuthering Heights. If you are not inspired and moved by this storyling, I have no idea what could move you.
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Summary: One of my favorites
Review: Although I had unfortunately seen a movie version before reading the book, it could never have been ruined. The romance between Jane and Mr. Rochester was so passionate and moved me so much that I cried when they cried and was happy when they were happy. The beginning of the book is cold because of the subject matter and at a few moments can seem tiresome , but at Thornfield it is alive. I loved the book!!!!
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Summary: Full of passion and life
Review: Full of passion and life, a young humble girl becomes the wife of a wealthy man? Hard to believe? It's a fairytale dream come true. Is it? An oddly written book that caught me on an emotional level
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Summary: Excellent~!
Review: The story of Jane Eyre is so moving that I hardly put the book down once I started to read. The passion and surprises are well worth your time.
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Summary: It Brought Passion to my Sighs, and Tears to my Eyes
Review: I read a lot. I mean, really a lot. I'll pick up a novel and finish it on the same day. Crime and Punishment? Took me half a day. Middlemarch? A day and a half. Because I read quickly, I tend not to be overly moved by the triumphs and travails of literary characters. I exult with them momentarily, but their brightness fades quickly once I set down the book. Jane Eyre was different. So many of the book's elements defied nineteenth century convention; so many of the book's elements set my heart racing and my mind on edge. The unexpected first person perspective. Charlotte Bronte's mesmerizing lyrical prose. The strength--or, as the British might say, the pluck--of the book's indomitable heroine. The tenacity of Jane's love for Rochester and the reciprocal power of his love for her. I don't often cry when I read novels, but for the last twenty pages of Jane Eyre, I read transfixed while tears streamed down my face. I doubt a novel has ever made a heroine come to life as vividly as did Jane Eyre. Read this book. Love it. Treasure every breathtaking passage and every witty turn of phrase. Watch as mere ink and paper breath life into Jane Eyre's heart--and your own.
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