This is the annotated and improved version of the original book Jane Eyre-an Autobiography. We annotated it by adding a healthy and meaningful summary in red fonts. The summary consists of approximately 30000 words. You can read any chapter of your choice or you can read the direct summary as we had inserted the table of content.&nbsp;<br /><br />About the Book<br /><br /><i><b>Jane Eyre</b></i>&nbsp;(/??r/&nbsp;<i>AIR</i>; originally published as&nbsp;<i><b>Jane Eyre: An Autobiography</b></i>) is a&nbsp;novel&nbsp;by the&nbsp;English writer&nbsp;Charlotte Bront&euml;. It was published under her pen name &quot;Currer Bell&quot; on 16 October 1847 by&nbsp;Smith, Elder &amp; Co.&nbsp;of&nbsp;London. The first American edition was published the following year by&nbsp;Harper &amp; Brothers&nbsp;of New York.&nbsp;<i>Jane Eyre</i>&nbsp;is a&nbsp;<i>Bildungsroman</i>&nbsp;that follows the experiences of its&nbsp;eponymous heroine, including her growth to adulthood and her love for&nbsp;Mr. Rochester, the brooding master of&nbsp;Thornfield Hall.<br />The novel revolutionized&nbsp;prose fiction&nbsp;by being the first to focus on its protagonist&#39;s moral and spiritual development through an intimate&nbsp;first-person narrative, where actions and events are colored by a psychological intensity. Charlotte Bront&euml; has been called the &quot;first historian of the private consciousness&quot;, and the literary ancestor of writers like&nbsp;Marcel Proust&nbsp;and&nbsp;James Joyce.<br />The book contains elements of&nbsp;social criticism&nbsp;with a strong sense of&nbsp;Christian morality&nbsp;at its core, and it is considered by many to be ahead of its time because of Jane&#39;s individualistic character and how the novel approaches the topics of&nbsp;class,&nbsp;sexuality,&nbsp;religion, and&nbsp;feminism.It, along with&nbsp;Jane Austen&#39;s&nbsp;<i>Pride and Prejudice</i>, is one of the most famous&nbsp;romance novels