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Shirley. A Sweeping Novel of Love, Industry, and Social Change in 19th - Century England
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- Nombre de pages265
- FormatePub
- ISBN979-10-7012-024-8
- EAN9791070120248
- Date de parution08/08/2025
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille761 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurZenith Maple Leaf Press
Résumé
In a time of unrest, love and ambition are tested against the forces of change.
Set during the turbulent years of the Industrial Revolution and the Luddite uprisings of early 19th-century England, Shirley intertwines romance, social commentary, and vivid historical detail.
At the center of the story is Shirley Keeldar, an independent and wealthy young woman who challenges the era's expectations for women, and Caroline Helstone, a gentle but determined clergyman's niece.
Around them swirl factory disputes, economic hardship, and questions of gender, class, and self-determination. Brontë's second published novel moves beyond the intimate focus of Jane Eyre to present a broader social canvas, without losing her gift for compelling characters and emotional depth. "A rich blend of romance and social history, with one of literature's earliest strong, independent heroines." - The Guardian "Charlotte Brontë's most political novel-sharp, intelligent, and deeply human." - The New York Times ? Why Readers Love It: ?? Explores industrial unrest, women's roles, and social justice ?? Features intertwined romances against a backdrop of historical upheaval ?? A compelling portrait of early feminist ideals ?? Click 'Buy Now' to step into Charlotte Brontë's vivid portrayal of love, industry, and the fight for independence.
Around them swirl factory disputes, economic hardship, and questions of gender, class, and self-determination. Brontë's second published novel moves beyond the intimate focus of Jane Eyre to present a broader social canvas, without losing her gift for compelling characters and emotional depth. "A rich blend of romance and social history, with one of literature's earliest strong, independent heroines." - The Guardian "Charlotte Brontë's most political novel-sharp, intelligent, and deeply human." - The New York Times ? Why Readers Love It: ?? Explores industrial unrest, women's roles, and social justice ?? Features intertwined romances against a backdrop of historical upheaval ?? A compelling portrait of early feminist ideals ?? Click 'Buy Now' to step into Charlotte Brontë's vivid portrayal of love, industry, and the fight for independence.
In a time of unrest, love and ambition are tested against the forces of change.
Set during the turbulent years of the Industrial Revolution and the Luddite uprisings of early 19th-century England, Shirley intertwines romance, social commentary, and vivid historical detail.
At the center of the story is Shirley Keeldar, an independent and wealthy young woman who challenges the era's expectations for women, and Caroline Helstone, a gentle but determined clergyman's niece.
Around them swirl factory disputes, economic hardship, and questions of gender, class, and self-determination. Brontë's second published novel moves beyond the intimate focus of Jane Eyre to present a broader social canvas, without losing her gift for compelling characters and emotional depth. "A rich blend of romance and social history, with one of literature's earliest strong, independent heroines." - The Guardian "Charlotte Brontë's most political novel-sharp, intelligent, and deeply human." - The New York Times ? Why Readers Love It: ?? Explores industrial unrest, women's roles, and social justice ?? Features intertwined romances against a backdrop of historical upheaval ?? A compelling portrait of early feminist ideals ?? Click 'Buy Now' to step into Charlotte Brontë's vivid portrayal of love, industry, and the fight for independence.
Around them swirl factory disputes, economic hardship, and questions of gender, class, and self-determination. Brontë's second published novel moves beyond the intimate focus of Jane Eyre to present a broader social canvas, without losing her gift for compelling characters and emotional depth. "A rich blend of romance and social history, with one of literature's earliest strong, independent heroines." - The Guardian "Charlotte Brontë's most political novel-sharp, intelligent, and deeply human." - The New York Times ? Why Readers Love It: ?? Explores industrial unrest, women's roles, and social justice ?? Features intertwined romances against a backdrop of historical upheaval ?? A compelling portrait of early feminist ideals ?? Click 'Buy Now' to step into Charlotte Brontë's vivid portrayal of love, industry, and the fight for independence.
