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Agnes Grey - A Classic Novel of Love Morality and Social Class by Anne Brontë - cover

Agnes Grey - A Classic Novel of Love Morality and Social Class by Anne Brontë

Anne Brontë, Zenith Golden Quill

Editora: Zenith Golden Quill

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A governess. A society of cruelty. A quiet resilience. And a love that redefines dignity.

Agnes Grey is the moving and quietly powerful debut novel by Anne Brontë, the youngest of the famous Brontë sisters. Drawing from her own experience as a governess, Anne tells the story of Agnes, a young woman who enters the service of wealthy families—only to confront the arrogance, neglect, and coldness of Victorian upper-class life. Amid emotional trials and moral challenges, Agnes maintains her inner strength and integrity.

More than a love story, this novel is a fearless look at class, gender, and the quiet courage it takes to remain true to oneself.

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Disponível desde: 06/05/2025.

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