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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jane Eyre. Loathed it as a teen. So hard to understand back then (30+ years ago). Love it now.[/quote] I've read it three times, not out of great love, but once as a young teen, once in my late 20s at the Beach when the pickings were slim and once in my late 40's for a book club. Felt differently about the characters each time. Still wouldn't list it as one of my favorite books, but that experience of growing and changing with it was amazing.[/quote] My teen and I both read Jane Eyre concurrently a few months ago (I had read it as a teen, but didn’t remember much about it), and neither of us really understand why it’s so many people’s favorite book ever. (So many people have told me it is.) [/quote]
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