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Jane Eyre
by Charlotte Brontë
The First Mate recommended that I listen to the version of Jane Eyre read by Thandiwe Newton. I have read this book a handful of times over the years and it was one of me early favorite reads. I tend to love Jane's younger life before Thornfield best. This version did help me appreciate Mr. Rochester a little bit more. Even when I was little, I never really understood why Jane would love him because he was mean to her and Adele. This audiobook made me feel his love for Jane and sympathize with his situation a bit more. His desperation at the end was palatable. I found that Jane's trial of wandering though the countryside in despair was sillier seeming. Her cousin was horrible and I do not believe that he should have gotten away with treating her that way. Additionally, Jane's classist attitude was much clearer in hearing the language spoken out loud. This is a great audio book if ye have never read this classic. Arrrr!