*I remember the first thing I noticed of the book was the writing style. In the first chapters or so, for me it was like a poetic reading in verse, which I really liked, and thought it was great.
*I admire Jane's bravery as a girl, I thought that it required a lot of bravery to be able to stand up to the people who were mistreated her, even though they were the only thing sure for her.
*One thing I noticed is that at first it really gave me a hard time, cause I fall kind in a reading slump while reading this. I was not making any progress and was reading so sloely this book, I think it took me almost two months. And it was not until chapter 25 or so, that I began to actually enjoy the book.
*I did not fall in love with Mr. Rochester, I felt -at first- he was so weird about his feelings, like he did really liked Miss Ingram, and I couldn't help feel like he was just messing around. I foundh him a little bit too confusing.
*Sometimes the reading was fast-paced, and then some others were really descriptive and even boring.
*Something I really liked was the way Jane planted herself and her terms and values. Her dignity above the situations, although it was interfering with her really deep feelings for Mr. Rochester. I also liked that she was not happy of changing her nature, her name or her looks.
*I thought Mrs. Fairfax represent the close-minded time of the 19th Century (in the sense that she was nt completely agreeing with Jane being with Mr. Rochester).
*I also liked that Jane wanted to earn her own money and be independent and worthy of the things she has, to be able to buy her own stuff. But I also appreciate that she prefered relations over money.
* Jane is certainly not as any other woman, she defiaced customs and the way the women were at that time.
*The book has surprised me a couple of times, in the sense that I did not expected to happen, which was great.
*Overall I gave this book 3.5 out of 5 stars in Goodreads.
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