JaneEyreisanovelwrittenbycharlotteBronte(1816—1855).charlottebroughtwasbornatThorntoninYorkshire,England,thethirdofsixchildren.Sheisafamousnovelistaswellashertwosistersinnineteenthcentury.Theyareallinfluencedbytheirfather’slibraryofWalterScott,Byron,TalesofgeniiandtheArabianNights.HernovelshavebecomeenduringclassicofEnglishliterature.
1.2.Publicationinformation:
JaneEyrewasfirstpublishedin1847inLondon.Charlottewithhersisters,EmilyandAnnepublishedajointcollectionofpoetryundertheassumednamesofCurrer,Ellis,andActonBell.
1.3.Abriefintroductiontothebookandthereport/review
ThemainpartofthestoryhappenedinLowoodandinMr.Rochester’shouse,ThorufieldHall.JaneEyreexperiencedahardlifeandfoundherhappylife.
2.Body
2.1.Whatthebookisabout?
JaneEyreisastorycanbeinterpretedasanautobiographicalnovelofBronte.Theheroineofthebook,JaneEyre,isanorphan,borninapoorfamily.Becausethatherparentshavecontractedtyphoidfever,oneafteranotherdiedinthis.YoungJanegoestoheruncle’shome,butherunclediedinafewdays.Janebegantosufferadiscriminationandabuselifeduetotheassaultagainstthecousin.ShewassenttoanorphanageinLowood.Shelivedinthereandcontinuedtobespiritualandphysicaldestruction.AfterJaneexperiencedatoughlifeshegraduatesfromLowood,shefoundajobasaprofessionaltutorinRochester’s’,Thornfield.Aftertheymeetforsometime,theybegantoloveeachother.Althoughtheymeetsomeunhappythingsintheirlove,Janemarriedhimandhasanidealhappylife.
2.2.Characters:
JaneEyreisalovely,kindness,gentlenessgirl.Shehasanoblemind,astrongwillandacapacityforlove.JaneEyrehasahugecouragetopursueherownhappiness;herspiritsonthisisverygreat.
2.3.Myopinionsaboutthebook:
JaneEyreisastorycanbeinterpretedasanautobiographicalnovelofBronte.Jane’sexperienceisverysimilartoBront.themostimpressmeisthatJanewhilelongerlooksflats,ashumble,butdonotgiveuponthemselves,anddoesnotvanity,herkindness,gentleness,couragetopursuetheirownhappiness.Andfinallyastheoriginalinordertorepay.Herexperiencemademeunderstoodtheformationoftheoriginalconceptoflove.