Drawing on her own experience, Anne Bront exposes the isolated world of a nineteenth-century governess in her debut novel, Agnes Grey.
Next she works for the even wealthier Murray family, whose scheming daughter Rosalie threatens to jeopardize the only bright spot in Agnes\'s life: the young curate Edward Weston..
But her idealistic spirit is tested in her first position with the Bloomfield family and their unruly and spoilt children.
When the family falls on hard times, she insists on finding work as a governess in order to help her family and prove to them that she\'s no longer a child.
Agnes Grey is the youngest daughter of a clergyman.
This edition is introduced by historian and biographer, Juliet Barker.
These beautiful books make perfect gifts or a treat for any book lover.
Part of the Macmillan Collector\'s Library; a series of stunning, clothbound, pocket sized classics with gold foiled edges and ribbon markers.
Drawing on her own experience, Anne Bront exposes the isolated world of a nineteenth-century governess in her debut novel, Agnes Grey
