Agnes Grey

Set in the 19th century, the novel follows a young governess navigating the challenges of her profession while supporting her family. Through her roles in two different households, she faces the trials of educating spoiled and ignorant children, revealing the harsh realities of her position and the struggles of women in society. This semi-autobiographical work offers a poignant exploration of class and gender dynamics, making it a significant contribution to the Brontë legacy.