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In the early 19th century and in a village in Yorkshire, England, the three sisters Emily, Charlotte and Anne Bronte, will grow up and spend most of their lives. They read with passion, write lyrics and in 1845 jointly publish a collection of poems with male nicknames. The collection received negative reviews and sold only 2 copies…
The girls will then turn to the novel.
They lived and wrote at a time when women had to fight hard to live independently and freely.
Through their work, they courageously denounced religious hypocrisy, social inequality, and prejudice against women. They left behind three timeless books that will last forever. Jane Eyre, Kathryn in the Windswept and Wild-Fell's proto-feminist belong to world literature not only as women but also as universal role models.

Name:Charlotte Bronte
Date and place of birth: 21 April 1816, Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Occupation:Qualities of writer, poet and novelist
Remarkable works: Jane Eyre, Willett
Achievements:Denounced religious hypocrisy, social inequality, and prejudice
against women
Date of death:31 March 1855 (38 years old), Howorth, Yorkshire, England

Name:Emily Bronte
Date and place of birth: 30 July 1818, Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Occupation:Qualities of writer, poet and novelist
Remarkable works: Windy Heights
Achievements:Denounced religious hypocrisy, social inequality, and prejudice
against women
Date of death:19 December 1848 (30 years old), Howorth, Yorkshire, England

Name:Charlotte Bronte
Date and place of birth: 21 April 1816, Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Occupation:Qualities of writer, poet and novelist
Remarkable works: Jane Eyre, Willett
Achievements:Denounced religious hypocrisy, social inequality, and prejudice
against women
Date of death:31 March 1855 (38 years old), Howorth, Yorkshire, England

Name:Emily Bronte
Date and place of birth: 30 July 1818, Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Occupation:Qualities of writer, poet and novelist
Remarkable works: Windy Heights
Achievements:Denounced religious hypocrisy, social inequality, and prejudice
against women
Date of death:19 December 1848 (30 years old), Howorth, Yorkshire, England

Name:Anne Bronte
Date and place of birth:
17 January 1820, Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Occupation:
Qualities of writer, poet, novelist and governess
Remarkable works:
The tenant of Wildfell Hall
Achievements:
Denounced religious hypocrisy, social inequality, and prejudice
against women
Date of death:
28 May 1849 (29 years old), Scarborough, Yorkshire, England

“Women read men more truly than men read women. I’ll prove that in a magazine paper some day when I have time; only it will never be inserted. It will be ‘declined with thanks,’ and left for me at the publisher’s.”
― Charlotte Brontë