"Jane Eyre" is a masterpiece of world literature, created by the outstanding English writer Charlotte Brontë. The novel tells the story of a young girl named Jane Eyre, who went through many trials and failures in life, but always remained true to her principles and inner world. Jane is brought up in an orphanage, then becomes a governess in the house of the depraved daughter of a rich eccentric gentleman, Mr. Rochester. A mutual feeling arises between them, which becomes fateful and tests the strength of their minds and morals. This is an impressive and universal story about love, self-improvement, faith in justice and the courage to stand up for one's beliefs. In addition, the author successfully incorporated the themes of class differences, gender inequality, and inner liberation into the plot of the novel. "Jane Eyre" is a true masterpiece of literature of the 19th century, which to this day remains one of the most influential and popular novels in the world.