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What fun! The art added a lot of texture and depth to this classic tale, as well as a hint of silliness. This detracted a bit from the heavy gothic atmosphere of the story, but all the key plot points were there, as well as the sweeping emotion that carries the book. I really enjoyed reading it this way!

Thoroughly enjoying this incarnation of a classic favourite of mine…

As an anecdote to my lingering book sadness, I‘ll try this, picked up on the weekend with great delight…

Loved this adaptation! ❤

Rating: 5🌟

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I loved ❤❤❤ this manga adaptation of Jane Eyre, it capture the spirit of all the characters so well.. The illustrations are beautiful and well represent the essence of Victorian era

*Thanks to #NetGalley and to the publisher for an e-copy in exchange of an honest review*

Another great #24in48!

I only got to read for twelve hours, but had so much fun with my three Jane Eyre inspired reads:

1. Reader, I Married Him
2. Jane Eyre: Manga Classics
3. My Plain Jane

I‘m almost done with that last one and am having so much fun! Thanks for being so awesome, @24in48!

This is how we readathon! #24in48 #babiesoflitsy

This was an excellent adaptation. While I would have preferred more direct quotes from the original, because I‘m apparently a purist, I really enjoyed the manga version. #bookreview #netgalley #arc

I had read the original years ago and it became one of my favourites ever. I was excited to read the manga version and I loved it as much as the original. The plot is so accurate and the illustrations are so gorgeous. If you're someone who's hesitant to read classics, you must surely try reading this manga version. It's super fun and interesting.
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lol.

The original is a substantial novel and the first third of the book, before reaching Mr Rochester, has always been a challenge. Jane‘s start in life is bleak and sad. The manga version, with its magnificent illustrations, shortens this journey whilst still communicating the emotion of it which I appreciated. The time with Mr Rochester is elegantly done, the familiar lines included and the romance accentuated by the accompanying visuals.

Turns out I really enjoy classics retold as manga. Also, as an ESL teacher, I am starting to wish there was a manga version of everything my students read in their ELA classes to assist in comprehension. The visuals and facial expressions would be so great to aid their understanding!