Agnes Grey - Anne Brontë

Agnes Grey – Anne Brontë

Agnes Grey is a poignant and powerful novel by Anne Brontë, drawing from her own experiences as a governess in Victorian England. The story follows Agnes, a young woman from a modest family, as she enters the harsh world of domestic service among the upper classes.

Through quiet resilience and moral clarity, Agnes faces mistreatment, loneliness, and disillusionment, all while maintaining her integrity and compassion. With its sharp social critique and emotional depth, Agnes Grey is a timeless exploration of class, duty, and personal strength.

Key Features:

• Victorian Classic: A moving and realistic portrait of a young woman’s struggle in 19th-century society.

• Feminist Perspective: Written with empathy and insight into women's lives and limitations.

• Literary Heritage: A remarkable debut from Anne Brontë, sister of Charlotte and Emily.

Available now at ENGLISHBOOKS.EU – a must-read for fans of classic English literature and Brontë admirers.