Agnes Grey

Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë is a timeless classic that explores independence, morality, and resilience through the eyes of a young governess. First published in 1847, this novel captures the quiet strength and dignity of a woman navigating a rigid Victorian society. At the heart of the story is Agnes, a young woman from a humble family who takes up work as a governess to support herself. Through her experiences, readers witness the hardships, isolation, and courage that define her journey. Moreover, Anne Brontë’s sharp insight into class and gender makes Agnes Grey both deeply emotional and socially powerful.