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Loading... The Brontës: A Life in Lettersby Juliet Barker
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A collection of letters that reads like a novel. This is a must-read for anyone intested in the story of the remarkable and tragic Bronte family. Since Charlotte had the most extensive correspondence outside the family, we hear her voice the most, but the letters give insight into her sisters Emily and Anne, brother Branwell, and father Patrick as well. Juliet Barker interjects only enough information to place each letter in context, allowing the letters to tell the story. ( )A fantastic (and highly useful) collection for any Bronte or Victorian enthusiast. Absolutely essential for any lover of the Brontes. Some of the letters will break your heart, especially those dealing with loss and loneliness. Provides remarkable insight into the world of this creative and turbulent family. no reviews | add a review
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