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Saturday, July 18, 2009

Saturday, July 18, 2009 12:04 am by M. in ,    No comments
We are certainly late presenting this book, but for some reason it escaped us until now:
I Love Charlotte Brontë
Liverpool to Dublin
Michelle Daly

AuthorHouse
Paperback
ISBN:9781438930077 £ 8.30

Colette Murphy is a twenty-eight year old care worker who lives at home with her father and brothers. The family are of Irish-Catholic descent and live in a close neighbourhood in the heart of Liverpool.
Colette has a special bond with Maisie, one of the residents in the Home and is stunned when the old lady dies and leaves her a cottage in Ireland.
With the inspiration of a victorian novelist, Colette decides to up sticks and set up home with her best friend, Marion.
On their first morning in rural Ireland they are woken by a herd of cattle congregating at their back fence. Marion is afraid she will be eaten alive and Colette feeds them soda bread because she thinks they look hungry.
Read all about their adventure and how they adapt to life in another country.
The author clarifies the Victorian novelist inspiration in this post on the Jane Eyre Appreciation Facebook group:
It's different from the hundreds of academic books that have been churned out over the years. My book covers three generations of working class women and the effect Jane Eyre has on their lives.
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