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Atlet Posted 19 years ago
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About book 'Jane Eyre'

Hi friends. Has here anyone who had read that amazing book of Charlotte Bronte. I like novels very much but that book I liked especially. If you had read and liked it, please write me and share with me yours impressions.
I want to add also that I was reading it in simplified of Penguin Readers. The books of Penguin Readers the most helpful for studing and amusement. That is not advertisement that's truth.
  

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I read it time ago, and the only thing I remember was that I loved it! She was so smart..

— Pucca

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I read it time ago, and the only thing I remember was that I loved it! She was so smart..Emotion: smile
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I must disagree with you Pucca! I was made to read it last summer as a school project and I found it deadly boring. I read the unabriged version in the original language and I could hardly stare it. Waaah it took me some three months to read it all -real nightmare. I especially found the ending ridiculous: I'm referring to Jane hearing Mr. Rochester's voice supernaturally calling her thorugh the m
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0 I love "Wuthering Height" It is one of my favorite my books. I like the protagonist Healcliff very much!!! . He is so obsessed with Katherine and loves her to death. 0-
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0 I agree with you about this book. I only now have finished that a book. That is the most boring book that I have ever read. 0-
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0Strange how we have different attitudes towards on thing!!!!02br
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00Jane Eyre is terrific02br
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00Wuthering Heights is gloomy0-
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0 [:^)], seems that no one likes this book! I wonder why..I liked it because it tells the story of how a girl succeded and how she ended up with nothing for being too avaricious. Somehow the book teaches you not to follow Jane's example.. 0-
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0Mh... I don't see it this way. I mean, it is inarguable the fact that the protagonist menages somehow to climb the social ladder, but she doesn't get greedy at all- if this is what you meant... .This is pretty much a story of a quest to be loved: Jane is searching for a sense of belonging countinously. 02br
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00Forgive me for saying that the plot is quite absurd to me02
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00 Pucca, whatelse did you like about it? I'm curious! Your motivations could make me reconsider the whole book!:)12blockquote
10What I liked about this book?..hmm, apart from those things I wrote before, I also liked because, it tells a story that can be real, it is true that you can loose everything in time of a second, so you have to care
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0If you think this story could be real we must be talking about two different books. Anyway, I see your point, but you haven't convinced me XP!02br
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