Agnes Gray. Bronte E.

Ann - the youngest of the three sisters of Bronte, died at 29 years old, having managed to write only two novels. Unlike his famous sisters, Charlotte and Emily, Ann Bronte writes sensibly, realistically, showing the aspects of reality, which in England her time were usually silent - about drunkenness and what a drunk person is capable of; About the divorce and departure of his wife from the Tyran's husband. She herself earned her living with hard work and wrote with passion about the oppression of women in society. She set herself one goal - “just telling the truth, because the truth always presents a lesson.” The story in which dreams come true, patience and virtue are rewarded, in many ways autobiographical.