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lina2011 [118]
3 years ago
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2.16 Graded Assignment: Book Review

English
1 answer:
hichkok12 [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Many people do not think that classics are interesting to read, I ,however, beg to differ. Jane Eyre is a heart-gripping novel with twists and turns at every page. I strongly recommend this book for those who like classy romance. Throughout the book, you learn the true meaning of unconditional love, even though Mr. Rochester was crippled Jane Eyre still loved him, and not for his money. The author's style is unique, she talks to the reader which makes you feel more included in this brilliant novel. Jane Eyre finds that what she longs for most is a sense of belonging, this realization makes you feel closer to the heroine despite the fact that she is made of paper and ink. While reading this beautiful love story you will forget that you are even reading, your thoughts will soon become so immersed in the plot and charectors that you might even burn your dinner. Overall, this book far exceeds my expectations of yet another boring classic.

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