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Vintage Classics: Brontë Series


Maybe you don’t know this about me but I collect different edition of Jane Eyre and when I learnt that Vintage was releasing the new Brontë series I just couldn’t say no. 

And although my initial idea was to get only Jane Eyre, in the end I caved and got Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall as well. And I couldn’t be happier I spent my money on them. They are just perfection. The design is incredibly beautiful and not only the covers are to die for but also the end-papers.


I can't resist a beautiful book. So, I did it again. And I regret nothing.

Have you ever read anything by any of the Brontë sisters? Would you like to?

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