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Topic	CE, what do you guys think of the novel Jane Eyre?
ollie89 06/03/17 2:51:26 PM #19:	Sinroth posted... I admittedly haven't read Jane Eyre, but I feel it probably doesn't get the respect it deserves because people see it as a girly-girl kind of book. ollie89 posted... What are you guys' favorite classics? Robinson Crusoe, A Tale of Two Cities, Heart of Darkness (does it count?), Don Quixote You took the words right out of my mouth. It's marketed as a "romance" novel when it is not really one at all. Romance is a component, yes, but I would argue that it's much more about self-discovery and independence. --- Woo! <cite>ollie89 posted [p:880339792] in CE, what d... [t:75415386]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sinroth posted...</cite> <quote>I admittedly haven't read Jane Eyre, but I feel it probably doesn't get the respect it deserves because people see it as a girly-girl kind of book. <cite>ollie89 posted...</cite> <quote>What are you guys' favorite classics?</quote> Robinson Crusoe, A Tale of Two Cities, Heart of Darkness (does it count?), Don Quixote</quote> You took the words right out of my mouth. It's marketed as a "romance" novel when it is not really one at all. Romance is a component, yes, but I would argue that it's much more about self-discovery and independence. --- Woo!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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