Villette by Charlotte Brontë

Villette by Charlotte Brontë

Lucy Snowe loses everything in circumstances she declines to describe, crosses the Channel with almost nothing, and takes work at a girls' school in the invented city of Villette.

Lucy is the most withholding narrator in Victorian fiction — she conceals a major fact from the reader for hundreds of pages simply because she does not wish to discuss it — and the novel is about isolation, surveillance in a Catholic boarding school, and a breakdown written from the inside. George Eliot thought it better than Jane Eyre.

Brontë's last and strangest novel, and increasingly considered her finest.

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