The three Brontë sisters were exceptional women for their time. They received a conservative, morally and religiously strict education in an isolated environment—but one rich in books and knowledge. They rose above limited resources and the social challenges that women of their era faced. Intellectual and talented, they demonstrated a gift for storytelling from a young age and often gathered to discuss literature. At a time when women were not accepted as writers, the sisters published their stories under gender-neutral pseudonyms. These works remain subjects of study, fascination, and inspiration for renowned authors around the world. The Brontës created transgressive female characters before feminism even existed and redefined the novel with dramatic, intense monologues set against pastoral backdrops. Discover the best of the Brontë sisters in this collection.