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Jane Eyre - A fierce governess, a reformed brooder, and one extremely flammable attic

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Our 4-minute unserious book review about Charlotte Bronte's classic, Jane Eyre. The story of a woman who absolutely refuses to calm down about injustice, no matter how inconvenient itmakes things for everyone involved. A principle we could do with remembering today.It’s a tale of a fierce governess, a reformed brooder, one extremely flammable attic, and the enduring moral that if you simply refuse to compromise your principles for four hundred pages, things may eventually work out.Find more of our Unserious Book Reviews on our website http://unseriousbookreviews.com/

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