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The Bronte Family: Passionate Literary Geniuses

The Bronte Family: Passionate Literary Geniuses

These informative and inspiring biographies will give young readers a look at the lives of some of the world's most influential people in history. Each over 100 pages, the books are also ideal for reports.

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ISBN 9780822500711
Published 1 February 2003 by Lerner Publishing Group
Format Hardback
Author(s) By Kenyon, Karen Smith
Series A Lerner long biography

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ISBN-13 9780822500711
ISBN-10 082250071X
Stock Available
Status Showing available from publisher, allow 2-4 weeks for delivery
Publisher Lerner Publishing Group
Imprint Lerner Publishing Group
Publication Date 1 February 2003
Publication Country United States United States
Format Hardback
Edition New title
Author(s) By Kenyon, Karen Smith
Series A Lerner long biography
Category Writers, Poets & Dramatists
English Literature: Literary Criticism
Interest Age 9-12 years
Reading Age 9-11 years
Library of Congress Authors, English - 19th century - Family relationships - Juvenile literature., Authors, English - 19th century - Biography - Juvenile literature., Authors, English.
NBS Text Reference & Home Learning
ONIX Text Children/juvenile;Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Number of Pages 128
Dimensions Width: 129mm
Height: 198mm
Spine: 14mm
Weight 399g
Dewey Code 823.809
Catalogue Code Not specified

Description of this Book

The authors of such literary classics as Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and Agnes Grey, Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte were extraordinary not only because they were successful female writers in Victorian England, but also because they were sisters. Growing up, they were all significantly influenced by each other, but perhaps more importantly by their troubled brother, Branwell. This fascinating account of each sister's unconventional life, astounding talent, and tragic death draws readers into the minds of the gifted authors whose passionate tales have enthralled readers for more than a century and whose voices still resonate with modern readers.

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Author's Bio

Karen Smith Kenyon is a frequent contributor to many well-known magazines and newspapers, including such publications as Redbook magazine, and is the author of the book Sunshower, a memoir about her husband's suicide.

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