AGNES GREY (Penguin Classics) by Anne Bronte

AGNES GREY by Anne Brontë is a heartfelt novel of fiction and literary fiction that explores themes of resilience, morality, and social change. In AGNES GREY, Anne Brontë tells the story of a young governess navigating the challenges of Victorian society—taming unruly children, confronting class prejudice, and learning about the strength of character.

Through AGNES GREY, Anne Brontë presents a quietly powerful narrative about duty and self-respect. This novel remains a remarkable example of literary fiction, showcasing Anne Brontë's thoughtful insight and enduring relevance in the world of fiction.