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Charlotte Bronte
Charlotte Bronte: Juvenilia 1829-1835 | Charlotte Brontë
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This volume contains a selection of the early surviving Charlotte Bronte manuscripts, which chronicle the Glass Town and Angrian sagas that she developed with her brother Branwell between the ages of 13 and 19.
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TheBookHippie
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Charlotte Bronte: Juvenilia 1829-1835 | Charlotte Brontë
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GingerAntics This is why different perspectives in education are so important. 💙💙💙 3y
CoffeeK8 This is a great quote, I don‘t remember it! (edited) 3y
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TheBookHippie
TheBookHippie
Charlotte Bronte: Juvenilia 1829-1835 | Charlotte Brontë
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https://www.themorgan.org/collection/charlotte-bronte/letters

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merelybookish
merelybookish
Charlotte Bronte: Juvenilia 1829-1835 | Charlotte Brontë
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Such a hard question so going with books I have read, re-read, and plan to read again.
â£ï¸Jane Eyre by C. Bronte
â£ï¸To the Lighthouse by V. Woolf
â£ï¸Emily of New Moon by LM Montgomery
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What about you @BookishMe @Cuilin @nanuska_153 @sarahbarnes

Leftcoastzen Woolf! 4y
batsy All of these make my list too 💜 Lighthouse is my absolute favourite of the Woolf books I've read. 4y
Blaire Emily of New Moon! Did a reread last year. Love it so much! I need a reread of to the lighthouse. (edited) 4y
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Thank you for playing â£ï¸ 4y
sarahbarnes Ah, To the Lighthouse! â¤ï¸ I haven‘t ever read Emily of New Moon! 4y
merelybookish @batsy @Blaire @sarahbarnes @Leftcoastzen You all have such excellent taste in books! 😀🥰 4y
BookishMe Thanks for the tag â£ï¸â£ï¸ I had posted mine ;D 4y
Gezemice Love Jane Eyre! 4y
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TheBookHippie
TheBookHippie
Charlotte Bronte: Juvenilia 1829-1835 | Charlotte Brontë
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https://www.themorgan.org/collection/charlotte-bronte/letters

Digital exhibit of Charlotte‘s letters

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Bono394
Bono394
Charlotte Bronte: Juvenilia 1829-1835 | Charlotte Brontë
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Day 28:
I would like to read more classics. I have only read Jane Eyre and would like to read more by Brontë.

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