When they started to discuss the plot at first I went "Huh? I didn't think it worked like that", and then I realised what was going on. I hated books like Jan Eyre at school and tried to forget as much of them as possible after reading them. Let's hear and read what others think about the book! It was 'Jenna Starborn' by Sharon Shinn, which kind of retells the story in a SF setting. Off-topic, but funny thing was: that very year I read another novel that had to do with Jane Eyre.
I even almost read 'Jane Eyre' afterwards, but only almost. Smart and funny, this book made me say 'plock-plock' for month after reading it. (I was thinking about buying and reading the German translation that was published this January - but I really have too many new things to read.) I want to look into the book again before I do so, because I read it two years ago.
I have a rather busy weekend ahead of me and still need to read the last two BOTMs, so right now I don't have to say too much about 'The Eyre Affair'. Let's start with the unimportant stuff: make sure you visit his website.Īnd personally, I think the UK cover is much cooler than the US one. March is already upon us, so we better start the discussion about:
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