Jane Air

From childhood, Charlotte Bronte dreamed of becoming a writer. Together with her sisters and brother, she composed stories about the fairy -tale kingdoms and imaginary colonies in Africa. The children of the English vicar dreamed of amazing worlds - their own life was little like a fairy tale: poverty and lack of prospects were everyday reality. Outside the family walls, the successes of Charlotte were not encouraged - critics did not notice her literary talent for a long time. But she decided to write in spite of everything. And she created a novel about a girl who, like herself, challenged society.
Jane Air struggled with prejudices, defending his love for Mr. Rocheter: the love of governess for the aristocrat in those years was not welcomed in the same way as the career of a writer for a woman. However, Charlotte Bronte won, like Jane Air, - defended her right to be herself, reveal her feelings and create. She proved that real talent, like true love, break the ice of conventions and flourish in the most unfriendly world. And poor