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Ernst Schwendinger _estside_tudio — Audiobook. There is a reason that this book (Bronte's first to try to publish) was published posthumously. It is dull--and since most of it takes place in Belgium (where Bronte went to school) half of it is also in French. Since I listened to it and couldn't find an actual copy in the library, I don't know if the French is transleted in the book. It was on the audiobook (thank goodness). I listened to this book because I am reading "The Secret Adverntures of Charlotte Bronte" and it has been so long since I read Jane Eyre that I wanted a reminder of Bronte's style. Rowland's and Bronte's styles are completely different, it turns out. But Rowland's book, quite fantastical fiction, was useful at least in revealing things to me about Bronte I didn't know and which, undoubtably inspired this book. These included her disasterous first boarding school experience, her Brussels schooling, and her unrequited love for her school master. Since all of these things took place long before the action of the book, I assume that they were actually part of Bronte's real life. It helped me understand this book better and why she may of written it--possibly as a wish fullfillment. Without doubt, in this book Bronte shows great deftness at understanding people's characters, but most of this book is character study with very little plot or action. The boring lives of boring people are still boring even when written about masterfully.

Donelle Rippon donelle — This is a quick, kind of light read, but at times had me on the floor laughing and shaking my head in disbelief. She is able to convey every nuance of this strange girl, her strange family, and the town she's from.